Dryopteris cambrensis Aloysia xMangave 'Blue Dart' forms a

xMangave 'Blue Dart' forms a perfectly symmetrical 16" tall x 30" wide blue leaved specimen with lovely cinnamon terminal teeth and matching eyelash-looking armor down the leaf edges

Hostas from this breeding line tend not to fare as well in climates that have very cool spring temperatures

a favorite of tiger swallowtail butterflies

Agapanthus 'Notfred' (sold as 'Silver Moon') from the UK's Notcutts Nursery is another of several white-edged Lily-of-the-Nile introductions

Dentaria 'Priceless' has been an outstanding performer in our garden since 2003

Dryopteris cambrensis Aloysia xMangave 'Blue Dart' forms a(aka: Dryopteris affinis ssp. stillupensis) Centered in Poland and the Czech Republic, Dryopteris cambrensis is a triploid evolutionary derivative of the more widespread, diploid European Dryopteris affinis. Dryopteris cambrensis, recently elevated to species status, has been a superb grower in our hot, humid summers for well over a decade, forming a stunningly elegant 30" tall x 3' wide solitary evergreen specimen. For us, it has proven tolerant in