'Amber Maiden' makes an 18" wide clump of grey-green
The narrow foliage is vertically striped white
Buddleia lindleyana is our only buddleia that is not cut to the ground each year
"kumageanum" means "bear's hair" in Japanese
one of the most distinctive hostas
Dryopteris sieboldii Asclepias 'Amber Maiden' makes an 18"The Asian Dryopteris sieboldii is one of the most unique, hardy garden ferns that we've grown, with thick cardboard like leaves that resemble giant hands. The 2' wide, tropical looking, deer resistant, bold textured, drought tolerant, easy to grow, adjective laden clumps remain evergreen down to 5 degrees F. After seeing the tropical looking Dryopteris sieboldii, folks will ask is that really winter hardy?