Diphylleia grayi Danae Ceratostigma willmottianum is one of

Ceratostigma willmottianum is one of those perennials we simply wouldn't garden without

hardy hibiscus

Lycoris radiata x Lycoris x haywardii

The clumps are adorned with terminal spikes of soft yellow tubular flowers that just top the foliage from late summer through fall

the frost-tolerant Ipheion during the winter growing season and the others during the frost-free growing season

Diphylleia grayi Danae Ceratostigma willmottianum is one ofDiphylleia grayi is a little known mayapple and fairy wing relative, native to moist wooded mountainsides in colder regions of China and Japan. Diphylleia grayi forms clumps of large, fuzzy, green, umbrella like, bold foliage topped by small clusters of white, mayapple like flowers in late spring. When it rains on the flowers they magically turn translucent then return to white as they dry. In late summer, the stalks of eye catching cobalt blue fruit