Selaginella bigelovii Isabella Thermopsis incisum) Aconitum hakusanense is a

incisum) Aconitum hakusanense is a little-known monkshood that despite originating in the cold winter region of Honshu

starting in mid-August with large umbels of 11-13 upfacing

This tightly-clumping Colocasia esculenta x Leucocasia gigantea (formerly Colocasia) hybrid forms a 4' tall x 6' wide clump

5' wide clump is topped in summer with 3' spikes of near-white flowers

speckled with white blotches

Selaginella bigelovii Isabella Thermopsis incisum) Aconitum hakusanense is a(aka: Bryodesma bigelovii) For 2024, Plant Delights JLBG is pleased to introduce another North American spikemoss that's virtually absent form the horticultural trade. Selaginella bigelovii is a West Coast species, and our offering is of a David Schwartz collection from Isabella Lake in Kern County, California at the southern edge of Sierra Nevada Mountains. In other words, this has no business growing here in hot, humid, North Carolina with our 46"