Garrya wrightii Catron Ceratostigma fine-leaf clumping bamboo and still

fine-leaf clumping bamboo and still find it strangely underused in southeastern gardens

The Hosta sieboldiana background shows through with the large

adorned with terminal clusters of large

Aspidistra vietnamensis 'Amanogawa' isn't winter hardy below 15 degrees F

This amazing tropical-looking favorite is grown as a dieback perennial north of Zone 8 and as a shrub from Zone 8 south

Garrya wrightii Catron Ceratostigma fine-leaf clumping bamboo and stillGarrya wrightii is a little cultivated evergreen desert shrub, native to shaded alkaline rocky cliffs from 5,000' to 8,000' elevation in Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico. The 7' tall plants are adorned with terminal spikes of leucothoe like white flowers in spring, followed by attractive clusters of purple berries. This is a seed grown collection from Catron County, New Mexico, in the hopes of finding a form that will survive in Zone 7b. So far, so