Panicum bulbosum Rohdea so don't cut it back

so don't cut it back until after flowering

Agave sisalana 'Marguerita Madness' is a lovely variegated form of the famed sisal century plant

With well over 150 different daylilies growing in our garden

This Patricia Scolnik discovery adds a nice creamy-yellow margin to the attractive blue leaves of the parent

This 2000 Hemerocallis citrina hybrid from Ohio's Curt Hanson (which originally sold for more than $100) makes a statement in any garden

Panicum bulbosum Rohdea so don't cut it back(aka: Zuloagaea bulbosa) We have really enjoyed this little known native ornamental grass since 2005, first shared with us by California grass guru John Greenlee. Although Panicum bulbosum can be found in the wild from the dry states of Utah south to Texas, it has performed amazingly well in hot, humid North Carolina. For us, Panicum bulbosum makes a charming, small tight clump with wispy but upright plumes that reach 4' tall in July August incredibly