The Gunnera had a bit of frost. It’s ready to be covered up for the winter.
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The Gunnera had a bit of frost. It’s ready to be covered up for the winter.
Hue 18
A painting for the most lovely Warphammer! There's a few regulars I get to draw every few Huevember editions (or even every year) and these returns always make me emotional, it's so fun to compare these later. Thank you again for the chance to do this <3
San Francisco for December: Part of the lake at the Palace of Fine Arts. With mighty gunnera leaves (if I'm getting that right!).
Plant of the Day
Friday 7 April 2023
The leaves of this Gunnera manicata (giant rhubarb, Chilean rhubarb, prickly rhubarb) have been placed over the crown (growing tip) to protect it from cold winter temperatures. The covering is removed in spring as this large and robust herbaceous perennial begins to grow again.
Jill Raggett
Gunnera manicata (Giant rhubarb)
Gunnera manicata is native to southern Brazil and Columbia. Gunnera does have a flower spike but it’s most impressive feature is it’s enormous leaves which grow eight feet tall (2.5 m) with a spread of 6 to 8 feet across
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Trebah Garden, Cornwall. November 2019.
July 2019