Boophone disticha Peltoboykinia I first encountered this charming

I first encountered this charming dwarf Solomon's seal in 1996 near Zhongdian

and although many of the rare white-flowered forms of Iris unguicularis are weak growers

This amazing selection of little bluestem comes from French Nurseryman

hibiscus-like leaves

but do we really need a dozen different helleborus niger selections

Boophone disticha Peltoboykinia I first encountered this charmingBoophone disticha is a fascinating member of the Amaryllis family, found in sunny grasslands throughout Africa. We were fortunate to see these in person atop rocky cliffs during our 2005 expedition to South Africa, and are finally able to have a few to share that we grew from seed. The unusual Latin genus name, Boophone means ox killer, alluding to it's use as a livestock toxin. Boophone disticha forms a thick woody subterranean caudex, from which