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composed of haworthia-like rosettes of stiff green leaves
This is such an exceptional beauty that any gardener who has a woodland garden and can grow this gem simply must have it
Aspidistra fimbriata 'Tie Dye'forms a 15" tall clump
this is a hybrid between Tricyrtis hirta and Tricyrtis formosana
Punica granatum Russian Giant Mallows composed of haworthia-like rosettes ofPunica granatum 'Russian Giant' is not only one of the most winter hardy selections in the genus, but it also has some of the largest, most edible fruits. The 12' tall x 12' wide specimen is clothed with narrow green, deciduous foliage, and further adorned with masses of bright orange flowers, starting for us in mid May, and continuing for months. The flowers are followed with masses of edible fruit that last into early fall. A full sun site produces