A Zone 9 gardener has a shade-grown plant several feet tall with dark green tops and purple undersides, recently blooming. Tag lost; thought name started with 'L'.
Nick identifies it as Clerodendrum Starburst (sometimes called shooting star clerodendrum). It's easy to grow with adequate water and fertilizer every three months. Now that the name is known, the gardener can research mature appearance and care details.
Partial shade, consistent moisture, quarterly feeding. Enjoy the striking foliage and unique flowers.
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