Vernonia angustifolia Plum Peachy Sabal the tropical-looking

the tropical-looking

This is one of the very first crinums to flower for us in late May

Our clone of Aspidistra molendinacea has been fine in our Zone 7b garden since 2008

While all delospermas are susceptible to overwatering

resembling red jester caps with yellow tips and a yellow throat

Vernonia angustifolia Plum Peachy Sabal the tropical-looking(aka: Vernonia angustifolia A2GA 003B) In 1998, we found this wonderful selection of the Southeast native (NC to Mississippi), Vernonia angustifolia, growing on a grit outcrop in Turner Co., Georgia. Despite being discovered and named by the famed plant explorer, Andre Michaux, more than 200 years ago, narrow leaf ironweed is surprisingly absent in horticulture. The robust 4' tall stalks of narrow, green amsonia like leaves are topped, starting in