Carex kraliana Miss Mississippi Hakonechloa This 1956 Walter Mainz introduction

This 1956 Walter Mainz introduction (P

This is a fast-multiplying selection

Well-drained soils are very important for success with Helleborus niger

which many botanists theorize was one of its ancient parents

This splendid fast-growing Gil Jones hybrid emerges brilliant yellow in the spring with a distinctive white border to each heavily ruffled leaf

Carex kraliana Miss Mississippi Hakonechloa This 1956 Walter Mainz introductionCarex kraliana is a little known sedge, native to mesic (good soil moisture) forests, from Maryland south to Florida and west to Texas. Carex kraliana forms an evergreen clump to 10" tall x 20" wide with medium width foliage, making an attractive foil to both ferns and hostas. Carex kraliana is named after the late Vanderbilt professor and carex guru, Bob Kral, who passed away in 2025. Our 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction is a strain of