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Costus longibracteatus 'Kiss of Death'

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Costus longibracteatus 'Kiss of Death' 24 oz
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Moderate Heavy Partial Shade Zone 9-11

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The basal bracts are very large and a spectacular crimson color. The stems have dense, stiff hairs and very long bracteoles creating a very distinctive ornamental. It requires 50% shade and looks wonderful in large decorative containers. It can be kept indoors for the winter with ease.

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