Orontium aquaticum Tidewater 9b and the foliage is a

and the foliage is a host for both dogface and sulfur butterflies

acidic coastal (restinga) habitats in southern Brazil (Rio Grande du Sul)

This 4' tall and slow-multiplying selection with brightly red-marked stalks begins flowering for us in late summer and early fall

'Chairman') Chamaecyparis 'Chirimen' is one of the most unusual hinoki cypress we grow

It is valuable for this late season floral display and for supporting late season pollinators especially migrating Monarch Butterflies

Orontium aquaticum Tidewater 9b and the foliage is aOrontium aquaticum 'Tidewater' is a heat tolerant form of the US native, marginal aquatic, which naturally ranges all the way from upstate New York to East Texas and south to Florida. Our offering is seed propagated from the property of plantswoman Barbara Hall in coastal Gloucester County, Virginia. Orontium aquaticum thrives in both muck and shallow water, where it forms a stunning hosta like clump of wide green leaves. In early spring, the plants