Description
first saw this solidago on a flashlight walk one evening after giving a garden talk
The health of the plant will not be compromised if it is not cleaned up but one will be viewing the current year's flowers amongst last year's dead flower stalks
former director at Delaware's Mt
Our 1993 introduction is destined to be one of the truly great hostas
though it can be left all winter with no ill affect
Dasylirion wheeleri Acorus first saw this solidago onThis surprisingly hardy yucca relative is absolutely exquisite! Each dramatically architectural, deer resistant clump will grow 3' tall x 4' wide with long, powder blue, gently twisting leaves. The spines are on the sides of the leaf not the tips. Instead, the end of each leaf forms a little cowlick curl like Elvis used to have (I mean, like Elvis STILL has somewhere!). If you are having trouble imagining this, think of a giant, blue braided Afro.