Lilium speciosum Fourth of July Ceratostigma We like to cut our

We like to cut our Iris unguicularis to the ground in mid-October to make the delicious floral honey-scented flowers more visible

'Pink Star' was later named and introduced by Garden Vision in spring 2000

Growing this gem is a bit like having a pet porcupine

(aka: Aucuba 'Sulphurea Marginata') Aucuba japonica 'Limbata' isn't a new plant

" we now have a selection of another great native deer-resistant panicum

Lilium speciosum Fourth of July Ceratostigma We like to cut ourLilium speciosum 'Fourth of July' is an incredibly heat tolerant form of the beautiful Lilium speciosum that we picked up when visiting plantsman Bobby Green in Southern Alabama. While typical Lilium speciosum thrives in colder climates, it dislikes the heat and humidity of the deep southeast US, but Lilium speciosum 'Fourth of July' thrives in this region. Each sturdy 6' tall stalk opens for us in mid July, showcasing 12 14, outfacing, pendant