Alstroemeria Summer Saint Lysimachia The flowers open to first

The flowers open to first reveal a double row of yellow petals

Salvia farinacea is a clump former and not a runner so it does not need to be reined in

the leaves of Mukdenia 'Karasuba' transform to bright red starting at the tips

" Each 3' wide drought-tolerant clump can be used as a fine textural contrast in the garden

Each leaf is heavily banded vertically with cream and a number of chartreuse shades

Alstroemeria Summer Saint Lysimachia The flowers open to firstAlstroemeria 'Summer Saint' is yet another splendid cut flower bred princess lily that has overwintered for years unprotected in Zone 5b (western Michigan) trials. The tight clusters of 30" stalks are topped with cluster of mauvy pink flowers, highlighted by large white blotch, lightly flecked purple. For us, Alstroemeria 'Summer Saint' flowers heaviest in spring and fall, slowing a bit in the heat of summer. Unlike the wide spreading Alstroemeria