Rosa Tausendschon Caucasus Mountains usually at the base of

usually at the base of the flower

Although the research is still in its infancy

The 1" tall drought-tolerant carpet of finely dissected green foliage is topped all spring and summer with short 2" tall spikes of medium purple flowers

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

naturally-occurring fern from Alabama (formerly xAsplenosorus) that originated as the result of a historical conjugal visit between two native species

Rosa Tausendschon Caucasus Mountains usually at the base ofRosa 'Tausendschon' is a superb German hybrid that's now over 100 years old. Developed by Hermann Kiese and Johann Christoph Schmidt, and released in 1906, this scrambling multiflora type rose is the star of our spring open house weekends, thanks to former garden curator, James Stevenson. We've been asked for a source for over twenty years, so we decided to propagate a few to share. The glossy green disease resistant foliage adorns the 12' tall