Agave asperrima ssp maderensis Grand Duke Nothotsuga Asarum 'Internet' forms a 6"

Asarum 'Internet' forms a 6" tall x 2' wide patch of slowly stoloniferous

Belamcanda 'Gone with the Wind' produces 5' tall (6'-7' is possible in part sun) spikes with terminal clusters of lightly speckled butterscotch yellow flowers starting in early July and ending in October (NC) with branched clusters of seed heads that resemble blackberries

Jerusalem sage is quite durable

The leaf blade arches sideways

Too much deep shade greatly reduces their flower power

Agave asperrima ssp maderensis Grand Duke Nothotsuga Asarum 'Internet' forms a 6"(aka: Agave asperrima 'Marginata') Agave 'Grand Duke' is an amazing creamy yellow edged selection of the rough leaf century plant, Agave asperrima (scabra), often listed under the invalid cultivar name 'Marginata'. Agave asperrima ssp. maderensis hails from the rocky hillsides of the Northern Mexico state of Coahuila at 6,000 7,000' elevation. This slow growing gem, composed of deeply channeled green leaves, edged with a wide golden yellow border,