Liriope muscari Peedee Ingot Bambusa This German introduction was discovered

This German introduction was discovered and named by the late Bob Hayes of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

We cannot imagine gardening without Paeonia ostii

and foliage I've ever seen

In part sun to light shade

As rhizomes are underground stems

Liriope muscari Peedee Ingot Bambusa This German introduction was discoveredWow! From South Carolina plantswoman Ursula Herz comes an incredible monkey grass that forms an 18" tall x 30" wide clump of brilliant golden foliage. In shade, the foliage of Liriope 'Peedee Ingot' fades to a chartreuse green in late summer, but when grown with any sun exposure, the foliage remains bright gold all year. Liriope 'Peedee Ingot' (named after SC's Pee Dee River) makes a great golden textural accent in the garden, combining nicely with