Gloriosa simplex Agave then sporadic in the summer

then sporadic in the summer

30" wide clumps are composed of pebbled blue foliage surrounded by a carefully drawn creamy border

Epimedium 'Pink Champagne' is one of the finest epimediums to ever hit the market from the hand of breeder Darrell Probst

Taxonomists often dismiss Louisiana palmetto palm as a variant of Sabal minor

All day long the flower spikes are animated by visiting bumblebees

Gloriosa simplex Agave then sporadic in the summer(aka: Gloriosa plantii, Gloriosa superba 'Plantii') Gloriosa simplex is an amazingly showy species of the African native gloriosa lily. The 8' tall, twining deciduous vine is covered from June through summer (NC) with clusters of 3" flowers, each consisting of six red ruffled petals, highlighted by a dramatic yellow border that ages to cream. There are few plants better to beautify an ugly fence than gloriosa lilies. Like their cousins, colchicums