Gentiana clausa Azerbaijan from the work of Hans

from the work of Hans Hansen at Walters Gardens

striata also doesn't run like many agaves

Next comes another row of yellow petals

it can easily be divided and spread around the garden or shared with friends

but if you don't want babies

Gentiana clausa Azerbaijan from the work of HansGentiana clausa, a North American native with a natural range from Maine south to western North Carolina, is a superb garden perennial. The deciduous stalks emerge in spring, stretching to 18", clothed with smooth green finger sized leaves. In late summer, the upper part of the stalks are adorned with axillary clusters of 1 2" long royal blue flowers that never open. Native bees are one of the few insects with the brute force to be able to open the