Commonly known as African Foxglove or Sesamun, this entirely unrelated...and EDIBLE...plant grows 2-5 feet high with slightly fuzzy leaves draped around the stem. These can be harvested and cooked like spinach as can young shoots, but this is likely a far better candidate for ornamental plantings as mature plants will produce huge 3 inch tubular flowers with flaring mouths. These seeds come from the white form, which is pure white with dark striations in front of and within the throat. Flowers give way to odd horned fruits, spilling seeds that germinate readily.

Packets contain approx. 30 seeds each.