Peucedanum verticillare Astrolepis This mutation of H

This mutation of H

'Caldwell's Original' bursts out of the ground in mid-August with 26" tall chartreuse stalks

Iris japonica 'Wuhan Angel' is a nice change from the more typical light lavender flowers of this species

tubular flowers that are regularly visited by hummingbirds

Hosta 'Ivory Queen' is the reverse pattern of Hosta 'Blue Ivory' discovered by our friends at Walters Gardens

Peucedanum verticillare Astrolepis This mutation of H(aka: Angelica verticillaris) If you like Queen Anne's lace, you'll be blown away by the bold, architectural giant milk parsley, Peucedanum verticillare. Peucedanum verticillare is a short lived perennial carrot relative (Apiaceae) that forms a basal rosette of parsnip like foliage, topped, starting in late May (NC) with broom handle sized glaucous purple stalks that rise to 8' tall. Starting in late May (NC), the giant Queen Anne's lace like