Carex pensylvanica Straw Hat PP 29432 Viola that is virtually unknown outside
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
that is virtually unknown outside its native range in southern Arizona and adjacent Mexico
Cypripedium 'Chauncey' produces 15" tall stalks of small yellow flowers
but well-drained soil to cover
Canna 'Ermine' will allow designers to create some exciting and distinctive new color combinations in the summer garden
it prefers a shady woodland setting
Carex pensylvanica Straw Hat PP 29432 Viola that is virtually unknown outsideCarex pensylvanica 'Straw Hat' has surprisingly prospered in our hot, humid, summer, where this species typically doesn't thrive, since its native range runs from Canada south to Arkansas. The narrow, fine textured, semi evergreen foliage is topped with flowers in mid spring, atop upright 8" tall stalks. By summer, the foliage lays flat, creating a beautiful textural carpet. Although native to moist woods, it has thrived for us in our amended sandy