Tripidium arundinaceum has long
the clumps are adorned with sweet betsy-like liver-colored flowers
Old clumps can be divided and replanted
This is one of the very first crinums to flower for us in late May
Our clone of Aspidistra molendinacea has been fine in our Zone 7b garden since 2008
Vernonia angustifolia Plum Peachy Sabal Tripidium arundinaceum has long(aka: Vernonia angustifolia A2GA 003B) In 1998, we found this wonderful selection of the Southeast native (NC to Mississippi), Vernonia angustifolia, growing on a grit outcrop in Turner Co., Georgia. Despite being discovered and named by the famed plant explorer, Andre Michaux, more than 200 years ago, narrow leaf ironweed is surprisingly absent in horticulture. The robust 4' tall stalks of narrow, green amsonia like leaves are topped, starting in