Description
this is the earliest curcuma to flower
and an array of bees
5' tall x 6' wide deciduous clump topped
Notocactus schlosseri has survived in our open rock garden since 2011
pointed leaves
Aquilegia flabellata Little Blue Wonder Black Flowering Plants this is the earliest curcumaAquilegia flabellata 'Little Blue Wonder' is our name for a columbine seed strain that's been masquerading in plant lists as Aquilegia jonesii x saximontana, which it certainly isn't. Regardless of the name, this is an outstanding rock garden sized columbine. The 6" tall x 8" wide evergreen rosettes explode in early April (NC), with upturned lavender blue flowers with white tipped cups very cute.