Phlox Bedazzled Lavender PP 31168 Bigelowia Pyrrosia porosa is a little-known

Pyrrosia porosa is a little-known tongue fern species with a wide native range from India

5' tall x 5' wide pillow of dainty glaucous green foliage is topped by 2' long spikes of soft pink flowers that rise well above the foliage

(aka Buddleia NCSU 2005-029) From NCSU plant breeder Dennis Werner

The foliage is attractive most of the year especially if there is adequate moisture in summer

Zantedeschia aethiopica is a winter-growing species

Phlox Bedazzled Lavender PP 31168 Bigelowia Pyrrosia porosa is a little-knownPhlox 'Bedazzled Lavender' is the latest groundcover phlox hybrid from Hans Hansen's work at Walters Gardens. This very early flowering hybrid of the US native Phlox bifida forms a low evergreen carpet to 4" tall x 2' wide in two years. For us, Phlox 'Bedazzled Lavender' starts flowering in January and, despite the cold temperatures, continues until finally hitting its peak in late March Early April. What a delightful plant to help get you excited