Hemerocallis Steeple Jackie Green Roofs powder-blue leaves

powder-blue leaves

Prairie blazing star thrives in both moist and temporarily dry soils as long as the drainage is decent

each surrounded with a bright white border and smelling amazingly like cat urine when crushed (important safety tip

collect seed and sow elsewhere away from the parent plant

This Heronswood introduction of the durable Begonia grandis was made from wild-collected seed from Dan Hinkley's 1997 expedition to Japan

Hemerocallis Steeple Jackie Green Roofs powder-blue leavesWe are excited to be able to offer one of the late Stanley Saxton's truly unique daylilies, Hemerocallis 'Steeple Jackie'. So, why is it different you ask? First, it's a late bloomer with 5' tall, 7 way branched spikes of fragrant yellow flowers. How's that for unique? If you only like large, ruffled, showy daylilies, this dormant diploid isn't your plant. However, if you're looking for an insanely floriferous garden specimen with over 50 flowers per