Agave felgeri Verbascum is one of the lesser-known

is one of the lesser-known of our native mallows

this is the only form of Bouvardia ternifolia that has been winter hardy for us

The intensity of the single black-purple flowers on these deer-resistant hybrids from the nursery formerly known as Heronswood is simply stunning

Iris unguicularis 'Eye Eye' is truly an incredible form of winter iris

hummingbird-friendly selection of Louisiana iris is topped in early May with large brownish-violet flowers

Agave felgeri Verbascum is one of the lesser-knownAgave felgeri is a relative of Agave parviflora that hails from rocky slopes in Sonora, Mexico on the East side of Bahia San Carlos at coastal elevations less than 100'. Agave felgeri forms 15" wide offsetting clumps of narrow grey green, white marked leaves, adorned with white filifers (hairs). Agave felgeri is more robust than the better known Agave parviflora, and matures more quickly often less that five years. At maturity, it'stopped with an 8'