Houstonia procumbens White Clay Summer Flowering Plants topped with short stalks of

topped with short stalks of red berries in winter

the clumps of Callirhoe 'Logan Calhoun' shrink back into the ground for a rest

especially after it survived a harsh south Michigan winter

Our 18-year-old clumps of the easy-to-grow Arachniodes standishii are only 3-4' wide

eucharidifolia prefers light shade

Houstonia procumbens White Clay Summer Flowering Plants topped with short stalks ofDiscovered in 1902 in Charleston, South Carolina, and hailing from the southeastern US, (southeastern South Carolina west to eastern Louisiana), roundleaf bluets live their lives in virtual anonymity. Houstonia procumbens is a southern coastal denizen, a cousin to the better known bluets, that grows as a 1" tall groundcover in slightly moist sandy open pinelands and sunny roadside banks. Houstonia procumbens patches are adorned with small white