Cuphea cyanea Ashevilla Polygonatum tower-like form to 4

tower-like form to 4

Hosta 'Atlantis' is a superb tetraploid mutation of our Hosta 'Abba Dabba Do' from Michigan's Hans Hansen

The 24" wide clumps are topped with numerous 30" stalks of spectacular yellow daisies in October and November

attractive flower scapes of lavender

Cycas taitungensis forms a large rosette of stunning 5' long

Cuphea cyanea Ashevilla Polygonatum tower-like form to 4Cuphea cyanea is one of those plants that simply shouldn't have any winter hardiness, but that's one of the lovely things about plants not being able to read. Hailing from the southern Mexican states of Chiapas and Oaxaca, I was astounded upon seeing it in the Asheville, NC garden of Jasmin and Peter Gentling, where it made a reliable perennial. Shared cuttings have thrived in our garden trials since 2013, so in 2018, it became a Plant Delights JLBG