Anyone in the Southern U.S. wishing to ensure they have a constant flow of the diminutive birds in their backyard should plant lion's ear (Leonotis leonurus), the fast growing flower that'll turn ...

One of the big surprises to show up in these stoner ethnobotany sites is lion’s tail, Leonotis leonurus. This big perennial is native to a large range in South Africa where it is called wild dagga.

The association was later continued in the botanical name, Leonotis leonurus. This member of the mint family called wild dagga survives in the wild due to potent alkaloids in the foliage.

One of the best plants to consider growing to attract hummingbirds is lion's tail (Leonotis leonurus). This South African native shrub features fuzzy orange flowers that will attract hummingbirds ...

and hummingbirds are darting among tall orange whorls of lion’s tail (Leonotis leonurus) and fat magenta stalks of hummingbird sage. That’s likely why it’s easy to take our blooms for ...

Requires water to remain lush. Leonotis leonurus (wild dagga) is a robust shrub that grows in grasslands up to 2m. Flowers in clusters of 3–11, bright orange or creamy white. Attracts nectar ...