Sarcococca confusa Hydrangea Although the high-mountain forms tend

Although the high-mountain forms tend not to thrive in our wet

This import from Japan is sure to brighten the woodland garden

The dark green rounded leaves are home to a variety of speckled silver patterns

This cobra lily is very dramatic in the woodland garden once it spreads to form nice colonies

Crinum 'Ellen Bosanquet' is still considered one of the finest crinum lilies for the home garden

Sarcococca confusa Hydrangea Although the high-mountain forms tendSarcococca x confusa is one of the toughest, most durable, evergreen perennials for adverse woodland garden conditions. This boxwood cousin has even garnered the Royal Horticulture Society's highest award, the Award of Garden Merit. For us, Sarcococca x confusa makes a 3' tall x 5' wide (10 years), slowly suckering, informally mounded hedge like specimen. A patch of Sarcococca x confusa is composed of upright, arching green stems clothed in small,