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Pulse arcade — neon hairlines and corner brackets frame the playfield brief.
The silver leaves are held atop burgundy stems and topped with typical dark purple flowers in early April (NC)
Strelitzia reginae might be the better known of these two with its banana like leaves and the flower (inflorescence) that often shows up as a florist cutflower
In late August
'Harvest Dandy'
Hosta 'Country Mouse' is a charming
Penstemon ovatus Zephyranthes The silver leaves are heldPenstemon ovatus is one of those stunning blue flowered perennials, native to the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia), that has no business growing in the hot, humid southeast US yet, it has thrived in our trials. Because Penstemon ovatus is native in moist, partly shady, low to mid elevations, it grows in well drained, compost enhanced soils, and doesn't have a problem with occasional irrigation. For us, it has also thrived