Pachysandra procumbens Angola New Guinea Growing in one of the

Growing in one of the flower beds was an unusual form of the Mexican Sedum palmeri that seemed to be a tetraploid

but prolific

you need this peony

It's hard to imagine anything more spectacular than this easy-to-grow tropical-looking cobra lily

as well as summer flowering when many spring perennials have finished flowering or gone dormant

Pachysandra procumbens Angola New Guinea Growing in one of theMost Pachysandra procumbens in the trade are from cooler climates. So when we stumbled across this attractive clone near the gates of Louisiana's Angola Prison in spring 1999, we thought we'd better get the hell out of there, but not without a piece of this attractive heat loving clone. After six years, this selection had made a stunning 4' wide clump in our garden, and subsequently became a 2006 Plant Delights JLBG introduction. The new foliage on