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Heliconia 'Lady Di' variegatedBotanical Name: Heliconia psittacorum variegated 'Lady Di' Native Region Environment: Columbia though naturalized through Caribbean, Central America and northern South America Sun Light: Semi shade to full sun Temperature: USDA Zone 10 12 for perennial; zones 8 9 as a die back rhizome perennial provided protection from ground freezing and colder regions as an annual or a indoor house plant. Water: Frequent, consistent moist in watering and misting

Growth Pattern: Robust trailing evergreen perennial vine

The leaves are slightly rigid upon maturity

Growth Pattern: The leaves emerge from a subterranean rhizome and grow alternately forming a strong false trunk from the sturdy petioles

Lisa is considered somewhat difficult to find

Outdoor in USDA Hardiness Zones 11-12

Growth Pattern: Small evergreen tree

or morning direct light

striped and streak yellows on greens

Attributes: An usual appearance of solid green leaves opposing one another so each stalk has an axis

Temperature: Ideal temperatures are between 70 and 85F

Argentina and Paraguay

Attributes: Known for its brilliantly colored new foliage provided sufficient light