Galphimia glauca Tricyrtis spreading habit of Selaginella uncinata

spreading habit of Selaginella uncinata and the semi-evergreen metallic aquamarine foliage

but is virtually unknown by the horticultural world

Average to slightly moist

heavily-pleated

Although Lavandula 'Bridget Chloe' was patented as a sport of Lavandula 'Provence'

Galphimia glauca Tricyrtis spreading habit of Selaginella uncinataNative to the dry mountainside forests of southern Mexico, and south to Guatemala, Galphimia glauca is surprisingly winter hardy for us here in Zone 7b 8a. For us, it makes an amazing fall flowering perennial, that's virtually unknown in most gardening circles. Our four year old specimen, which dies to the ground each winter, returns in spring to reach 6' tall x 9' wide by fall. In warmer winter climates, it remains evergreen. Starting for us in late