Agave lechuphantha Amorphophallus Zephyranthes 'Morning Star' begins flowering

Zephyranthes 'Morning Star' begins flowering after rains in midsummer and continues (as long as it rains) into early fall

non-climbing clematis from the work of UK clematis breeders' Raymond Evison and Mogens Olesen

along with a leafy tendril that helps keep it attached to a fence or other support

Epimedium hunanense is endemic to a small region straddling the Chinese provinces of Hunan and Guangxi

each highlighted with a wide central band of muted creamy white

Agave lechuphantha Amorphophallus Zephyranthes 'Morning Star' begins floweringThis century plant offering comes from seed we purchased as Agave lechuguilla, but upon growing the plants, it was obvious these were actually hybrids between Agave lophantha and Agave lechuguilla hence the hybrid name, Agave x lechuphantha. The large, fast growing rosettes are composed of shiny green leaves, each banded with a central chartreuse stripe. The leaf backs are adorned with small vertical flecks from the Agave lechuguilla parent. We