I found this growing along a roadside in Southeast NC (8B) and am
confidant its H. tubispathus. It is a well established population,
extending about 150 yards along the roadside, which is regularly mowed by
the local street maintenance dept. They are shaded most of the day by a
Live Oak canopy, but receive strong afternoon sun.

As far I know, this species is native to the gulf coast so I am curious to
know how it found its way here. Have there been other populations found
outside of its range?

I have read the seeds are easy to germinate. Any advice on growing them
to maturity for gardens?

Thanks.

Edward
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