There’s so much going on in the garden now, it’s hard to know where to start. Â The ferns are looking fabulous, and one of our favorites is the native Dryopteris x australis. Â Yes, “australis” means from the south. Â This 3-4′ tall fern grows well in moist or fairly dry soils. Â Here’s the clump beside our shipping office.Â
Epimedium ‘Splish Splash’ is in its second flowering spurt of the spring. Â This re-flowering Plant Delights introduction is really quite special, both in foliage and in flower.
Here’s a fun color echo combination of Eucomis ‘Sparkling Burgundy‘ and Verbena ‘Lavender Frappe’. Â The textural difference in the two plants makes this vignette visually appealing. Â
Here’s our clump of Baptisia ‘Pink Truffles’ from the breeding work of our friend Hans Hansen at Walters Gardens. Â This is the first named pink flowered baptisia….we are very pleased with its performance.Clematis recta ‘Lime Close’ has been amazing this spring. Â For years, I was under the mistaken impression that this wouldn’t grow in our heat…I was very wrong. Â The non-vining Clematis ‘Lime Close’ is often sold under the marketing name Serious Black. Â I love this plant!
Is it possible to order Epimedium “Splish Splash” from you? I have never seen it before…love it!
OK, I found it on your website.Thank you.
Great.