Olea europaea Arbequina Hardy Palms and Cycads nearly white petioles emerge from

nearly white petioles emerge from the tuber to produce 1' long

the clumps are topped with 3' scapes of pure white flowers

Bambusa multiplex 'Riviereorum' can be grown as an ornamental grass and cut to the ground in early spring

Agave mckelveyana forms a small suckering rosette to 12" tall x 12" wide

Hosta 'Bubba' is sure to stand out in any garden with its slick

Olea europaea Arbequina Hardy Palms and Cycads nearly white petioles emerge fromWe had long looked for a winter hardy olive, having killed many clones in our extensive trials. It wasn't until our friend, plantsman Sean Hogan, suggested we try Olea 'Arbequina' that we found success. Our original plant of Arbequina olive, planted in 2006 10' tall x 10' wide, and has been fruiting for years. The name Arbequina, comes from the Spanish village Arbeca, where this hardy olive cultivar originated in the 17th century. Olea 'Arbequina' is