Polygonatum hybridum Giganteum Armenia tolerate sites with waterlogged soils
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
tolerate sites with waterlogged soils
We are pleased to introduce an amazing late-flowered selection of the popular Lycoris radiata
Even in zone 7a where it survives
Anemone keiskeiana spreads slowly by thin rhizomes to form a nice woodland patch before it goes summer dormant
It was also awarded the prestigious SIGNA (Species Iris Group) Award in 2013
Polygonatum hybridum Giganteum Armenia tolerate sites with waterlogged soilsPolygonatum x hybridum 'Giganteum' is a truly superb, but rarely offered selection of the hybrid of European Polygonatum multiflorum and the Eurasian Polygonatum odoratum. Polygonatum 'Giganteum' is a standout in the woodland garden, where it forms a dense clump of 30" tall stalks, clothed with 3" long green leaves, and adorned, starting for us in early April with a multitude of white bells a truly outstanding garden specimen. Our 17 year old clump