Kalmia latifolia 'Bullseye' 24/9 Restock spider-like flowers that spill from

spider-like flowers that spill from the branches and catch the eye clear across the garden

conical head of thirty to forty feet

grows wild in the rich woods of a small Southeastern range centered on Alabama

deeply dissected

a botanist and tireless plant explorer

Kalmia latifolia 'Bullseye' 24/9 Restock spider-like flowers that spill fromOf all the patterned mountain laurels, 'Bullseye' plays the boldest trick with color. The cinnamon purple buds are handsome in their own right, and when they open the flowers reveal a broad band of deep purple maroon ringing a white throat and a clean white edge, the concentric target that gives this selection a name. 'Bullseye' belongs to Kalmia latifolia, the broadleaf evergreen native to the acid slopes of the eastern United States, and represents