Trillium gracile Sabine Bambusa Pyrrosia polydactyla 'Taipingshan' forms a

Pyrrosia polydactyla 'Taipingshan' forms a stunning 1' tall x 1' clump of dark green five-fingered felty green leaves

Bob Kuk's new hybrid seems to have attracted lots of attention

Double-flowered Bloodroot foliage is of an interesting form

The very floriferous clumps are topped

Eucomis 'Dark Star' is aptly named as it truly resembles dwarf purple stars in the garden

Trillium gracile Sabine Bambusa Pyrrosia polydactyla 'Taipingshan' forms a(aka: Trillium gracile A3LA 070) Trillium gracile 'Sabine' is our nursery seed propagated plants from an original collection in Sabine County in East Texas @ 270' elevation. This population produced trillium with wide olive green foliage, with grey black margins, and topped for us, starting in mid March with flowers composed of very narrow violet petals. Trillium gracile is an excellent offsetter, forming a splendid 18" wide clump in just a few years.