Wooly Dutchman's Pipevine - Aristolochia tomentosa (1 & 3 gal.)Aristolochia tomentosa known as Wooly dutchman's pipevine because the flower resembles a Dutch smoking pipe. This perennial's native range includes the southeastern and South Central United States. This native woody plant is a host plant for both the Pipevine and Polydamas swallowtail butterflies. It does best in part shade to full sun. It is a vigorous vine with large heart shaped leaves and can reach 20 30 feet. It grows great on a trellis, arbor,

Seeds: Orange Marigolds

especially for its bluish leaves

Leaves are olive-green

marsh hibiscus or swamp mallow

Moisture tolerance: dry to very dry

Whether you're looking to support local fauna or create a naturalistic landscape

It makes a nice understory tree under large trees with canopies like oak trees

• The palm “boots” (leaf bases) are important habitat for other plants

Native range: nearly throughout Florida

This is a nice low evergreen shrub with showy flowers in the spring and small pretty little shiny leaves

It can function as an ornamental shrub or a small tree depending on the cultivar and how you prune it

Machine washable