Iris cristata Powder Blue Giant Clumping Bamboo Cypripedium prefer soils that are

Cypripedium prefer soils that are very well drained

Native bees are the top pollinator you'll observe on H

The growth habit of Helleborus foetidus is quite different from the Lenten Rose

tropical-looking

(aka: Veronica peduncularis) This exciting groundcover veronica was discovered in 1979 in the Republic of Georgia by England's famed plantsman Roy Lancaster

Iris cristata Powder Blue Giant Clumping Bamboo Cypripedium prefer soils that areIris cristata 'Powder Blue Giant' is a superb form of our native deer resistant Iris cristata, discovered by Samuel Norris (who created the first xPardancandas) of Owensboro, Kentucky, in the early 1960s in a 200 yard long bank of Iris cristata in Litchfield, Kentucky. Iris cristata 'Powder Blue Giant' was registered and named by Joe Pye Weed Gardens, Massachusetts, in 1998. The light blue flowers, to 3" wide, are gigantic for this species and a