Collinsonia punctata Yellow Creek Plants from China the clumps are topped with

the clumps are topped with 33" tall scapes of pure white fragrant flowers

we were finally able to obtain a plant and now have some to share

but our six-year-old garden clumps have remained variegated

Not to be confused with a '70s rock singer with unmown

The low-spreading clump (5' wide in 5 years) is topped in mid-October with a solid cover of lovely

Collinsonia punctata Yellow Creek Plants from China the clumps are topped withCollinsonia punctata is another of the little known Southeast US coastal plain native plants that should be grown in every woodland garden, where it thrives. The 4' x 4' tall deciduous clumps are composed of bold textured, fuzzy green leaves with a fascinating menthol like fragrance that works wonders as a deer repellent. Starting in early fall and continuing through October, the branched panicles open at the end of each stalk, laden with hundreds of