Lespedeza thunbergii Gibraltar Verbena The tiny deer-resistant clumps of

The tiny deer-resistant clumps of maidenhair fern-like foliage emerge for us in early March

It may go dormant only every 2-3 years and

Although Carex muskingumensis 'Oehme' emerges green

The large green to yellow flowers (each seedling is different) are held outward making them easier to enjoy without too much crouching

you may also be rewarded with a significant number of seedlings

Lespedeza thunbergii Gibraltar Verbena The tiny deer-resistant clumps ofFound at the old Gibraltar estate in Wilmington, Delaware, this spectacular lespedeza was selected and named by plantsman Bill Frederick. Our plant graces the Souto Garden with pea like foliage on long, arching branches. Emerging from the ground each season, the branches quickly reach 6' tall x 12' wide. In late summer and fall, the branches of Lespedeza 'Gibraltar' are laden with thousands of lavender pink flowers a great arching effect for a wall or