Disporopsis sp nov Lily Pads Digitalis but also thrives under irrigated

but also thrives under irrigated garden conditions

Selected by Woodlanders' Bob McCartney near Valdosta

when very little other than yellow composites are usually in flower

Penstemon smallii has long been a favorite Southeast US (NC to Alabama) native beard tongue

symmetrical clumps of soft green

Disporopsis sp nov Lily Pads Digitalis but also thrives under irrigatedDisporopsis 'Lily Pads' is an outstanding evergreen Solomon's seal for the woodland garden. This Chinese discovery is so new, that it has yet to be named as a new species, which will eventually happen. This easy to grow, woodland specimen, forms a 4' wide patch in 10 years. When grown in optimum conditions like rich, evenly moist woodland soil, each stalk can reach 22" tall with leaves that are 7" long x 4. 5" wide. In April, the stalks are topped