Calycanthus Aphrodite PP 24014 Variegated Foliage Plants ending with a show of

ending with a show of terminal clusters of blue-lavender flowers that start for us in mid-October

like what you would expect if you crossed Trillium lancifolium with Trillium recurvatum

slowly creeping rhizome

Hibiscus grow naturally in standing shallow water

This Helleborus niger x sternii hybrid forms a 12" tall x 18" wide evergreen clump of dark pewter green foliage

Calycanthus Aphrodite PP 24014 Variegated Foliage Plants ending with a show ofIt's hard to adequately describe this astounding sweet shrub hybrid, created by NC State University's Tom Ranney. Calycanthus 'Aphrodite' is a cross between the US West Coast Calycanthus occidentalis and the Chinese Calycanthus chinensis. The result is a gigantic shrub, that could easily double as a small tree. Our 10 year old specimen has reached 15' tall in height with a 25' wide spread. The arching stems are clothed with long green leaves, and