Disporum trabeculatum Arisaema I can't personally attest that

I can't personally attest that the flower actually resembles a geisha's eyes

prolifera) Woodwardia prolifera is a large evergreen fern that's perfect for adding a touch of the tropics to your temperate garden

(aka: Paleoagave bracteosa) We picked up this dwarf seed-grown Agave bracteosa in 2004 from California's Rancho Soledad Nursery

very scabrous leaves

the clumps of Salvia 'Santa Barbara' are topped with spikes of fuzzy purple with a nicely contrasting lighter purple lip

Disporum trabeculatum Arisaema I can't personally attest thatDisporum trabeculatum is an odd Solomon's seal from Vietnam that has thrived for us for a couple of decades in our woodland garden. The stalks and foliage remain evergreen until temperatures drop below 15 degrees F, but arise again in spring. The 15" tall stalks are clothed in elegant rounded leaves, that emerge in spring with a bronze tint. For us, Disporum trabeculatum also pushes a large number of new stalks in fall, freshening the woodland garden.