Clematis Picardy PP 15166 Miscarum " Looking at the flower

" Looking at the flower head of Arisaema ringens from the front is enough to give you mongoose bumps

The year was 1997 when we first saw Astilbe 'Amber Moon' in the garden of its creator

Although the foliage of Nerium oleander 'Hardy Pink' burns when the temperatures hit single digits

as it turned out

The wonderful fragrance from Crinum americanum is passed along to this offspring

Clematis Picardy PP 15166 Miscarum " Looking at the flower(aka: Clematis Evipo24) Clematis 'Picardy' is a 2004 introduction from the duo of Mogens Olesen and Raymond Evison that is much more compact than is typical. While Clematis' Picardy' will climb to 6' tall when grown vertically, we prefer it as a non staked groundcover, where it reaches 18" tall x 6' wide perfect to weave through shrubs and larger perennials. The rich purple flowers are highlighted by a wide central stripe of rosy purple.