Andropogon gerardii Lord Snowden Boesenbergia rich soils and several hours

rich soils and several hours of full sun are ideal for this stoloniferous native lily that forms a 2-3' wide clump in five years

well-drained but occasionally moist site is the perfect home to this long-lived sage

The hummingbird-acclaimed flowers open in early evening and close early the following morning

it is most likely a Tricyrtis macropoda hybrid

The deciduous royal fern

Andropogon gerardii Lord Snowden Boesenbergia rich soils and several hoursAndropogon gerardii 'Lord Snowden' is a superb, powder blue foliage form of big bluestem from Texas, discovered by Texas Master Naturalist and grass guru, John Snowden. The clump gives rise to 7' tall, vertical flower spikes in late summer. In 20 years of trials at JLBG, it has shown amazing drought tolerance and durability. Although often native to alkaline soils, it also thrives in our acidic soils. In fall, the seed heads emerge a beautiful reddish