Synandrospadix vermitoxicus Salta and Peppa 4b forested cliffs at 6

forested cliffs at 6

The tan color and structure of most Panicum virgatum clones remains quite good through the winter as a great design element

we proudly share our 2011 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a Robert Hughes selection of our native Phytolacca americana

and I'd be willing to bet that any nursery offering plants under that name (other than small hellebore specialist)

but there are a lot fewer monkshoods in the world thanks to yours truly and our hot

Synandrospadix vermitoxicus Salta and Peppa 4b forested cliffs at 6(aka: Synandrospadix D35 01) I'll always remember when I first met the hardy aroid, Synandrospadix vermitoxicus in person. It was 2002 there it was, growing in the middle of the dirt road as we trekked through the Northern Argentina back country. Had a full fledged Hortgasm right in the middle of the damn road. Our single clone has thrived in our garden for more than a decade, and thanks to our friends at Yucca Do, we finally have enough seed