Hosta Mississippi Delta Edimentals usually around mid-December

usually around mid-December

have you watched enough Sci-Fi Channel to get the picture

Our 15-year-old clump of Yucca 'Tiny Star' has finally reached 30" tall x 4' wide and has never formed an offset

They are the type of long blooming plant that are good foils for the show stoppers that come and go such as lilies that are in bloom for a few weeks

All winter blooming iris prefer a well-drained location

Hosta Mississippi Delta Edimentals usually around mid-DecemberThis giant blue grey hosta from the Petryszyn breeding program is indeed a breakthrough plant. Each 5' wide clump stands upright, with the slightly rippled, blue grey leaves held outwardly. In midsummer, the enormous clumps are topped with 40" branched scapes, each ending in pure white flowers. Clumps must become established before scape branching is observed.