Hedychium Tai Monarch Hepatica since winter moisture is a

since winter moisture is a bad thing if you're a spiral aloe

the base of the deer-resistant wild ginger clump is adorned with giant silver dollar-sized flowers that look like bloodshot eyes after a three day drunk

(aka: Salvia rosmarinus) Discovered by the late Madalene Hill in Arp

Each 5' tall smooth stalk

Panicum 'Dallas Blues' makes an upright deer-resistant clump of pendent

Hedychium Tai Monarch Hepatica since winter moisture is aHedychium 'Tai Monarch, from ginger breeder, Doyle Smittle, ' makes a 50" tall clump, clothed with large 22" long x 4. 5" wide, tropical esque leaves. Each stalk is topped from midsummer until fall with huge 12" or larger flower heads. Each flower head is composed of more than 100 light yellow (RHS 4D) flowers with a darker yellow eye and the intoxicatingly strong fragrance of honeysuckle. Hedychium 'Tai Monarch' has proven to be a fantastic ginger