Musa Helens Hybrid Spring Flowering Plants we have seen no burning

we have seen no burning in our trials

The stunning 8" tall flower stalk of Arisaema kiushianum emerges from the ground beside the petiole in late April (NC)

Our 1993 introduction is destined to be one of the truly great hostas

attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies

'Disney' stays very erect in part sun

Musa Helens Hybrid Spring Flowering Plants we have seen no burningMusa 'Helen's Hybrid' is a banana that was recently discovered around 5,000' elevation in the plant rich eastern Himalayan region of Darjeeling, India. Musa 'Helen's Hybrid' is thought to be a hybrid of Musa sikkimensis and the edible Musa 'Chini Champa'. Our oldest plants have matured at 15' in height with green trunks, dusted white toward the tops. The green leaves are occasionally marked with an upper red midrib, but you can consistently count on