Persian Shield - S1
A native of Burma, this classy tropical foliage plant was introduced into Kew Gardens in 1836. Persian shield thrives in hot, humid weather and grows well in the ground and large pots. The large, lance-shaped leaves are dark green overlaid completely with violet-purple and iridescent silver. They are electrifying paired with flame-hued Coleus and orange Salvias and subdued in company with baby pink Dahlias and grey foliage plants.
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Persian Shield - S1
A native of Burma, this classy tropical foliage plant was introduced into Kew Gardens in 1836. Persian shield thrives in hot, humid weather and grows well in the ground and large pots. The large, lance-shaped leaves are dark green overlaid completely with violet-purple and iridescent silver. They are electrifying paired with flame-hued Coleus and orange Salvias and subdued in company with baby pink Dahlias and grey foliage plants.
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A native of Burma, this classy tropical foliage plant was introduced into Kew Gardens in 1836. Persian shield thrives in hot, humid weather and grows well in the ground and large pots. The large, lance-shaped leaves are dark green overlaid completely with violet-purple and iridescent silver. They are electrifying paired with flame-hued Coleus and orange Salvias and subdued in company with baby pink Dahlias and grey foliage plants.
