Coralbean blue feather (cultivar)

(cultivar)

succulent spiny leaves and vibrant green decoration with charming white fraying fibers

Once you plant them

the dark fruit juice can be used as a natural dye

Plant in the spring or fall

Coralbean blue feather (cultivar)Erythrina herbacea Commonly known as Coral bean, Cherokee Bean, and Red Cardinal. A low, glossy leaved, thorny shrub, growing up to 6 ft. with many herbaceous, annual stems arising from the woody lower stem and perennial root. Leaves fall in winter and before reappearing in spring, upright spikes of showy, tubular flowers appear on the bare branches. The bright red flowers, up to 12 inches long in spike like clusters, occur on the upper part of the