Hemiboea subcapitata Groundcovers This selection of Yucca rostrata

This selection of Yucca rostrata comes from an early 1990s Sean Hogan collection in northern Mexico

non-offsetting rosette of smooth silver-blue leaves

Most of the clones of Vernonia gigantea had fallen over due to their height and flower head weight

Charming isn't good enough to describe this delightful miniature woodland Japanese meadow rue

Hemiboea subcapitata Groundcovers This selection of Yucca rostrataWe have been stunned by the performance of this little known Chinese African violet relative. The 1' long, glossy, dark green leaves of Hemiboea subcapitata are borne on opposite sides of a 1' tall, fleshy green stem. The plant spreads rapidly via rhizomes growing just below the soil surface, forming a 5' wide patch in just 2 years. Although the incredibly bold foliage is enough reason to grow it, the clumps are topped in late September with clusters