Paeonia Bartzella New Zealand the 3' wide clump is

the 3' wide clump is topped by 3' tall spikes of lavender flowers

From Greg Grant's infamous cemetery wanderings comes another clone of the US native (Oklahoma west to Arizona) Salvia farinacea

which should be evident to anyone who has grown both for more than a few months

This wonderful Mexican native spider lily was virtually unknown since it was originally named in 1884 and thought to be extinct

a simply dazzling hummingbird delight

Paeonia Bartzella New Zealand the 3' wide clump isPaeonia 'Bartzella' is the Rolls Royce of yellow peonies and we are thrilled to share this splendid intersectional (herbaceous x tree) peony. This stunning deer resistant hybrid goes dormant to ground level and buds like an herbaceous peony but has yellow flowers and foliage like a tree peony. Developed by peony breeder Roger Anderson ('86) of Wisconsin, established clumps of Bartzella peony can reach 3' tall x 3' wide with up to 80, 9" wide, fully