Ficus pumila Moniers Hardy Part Sun to Light Shade You can expect the drought-tolerant

You can expect the drought-tolerant clumps of Epimedium x versicolor 'Versicolor' to spread at the rate of 4-5" per year

was only recognized as a new species in 2011

with small tubular flowers with maroon interior stripes

In addition to being taller and having larger flowers than typical Liatris scariosa

leading us to assume it to be a very old garden hybrid or a homeless species

Ficus pumila Moniers Hardy Part Sun to Light Shade You can expect the drought-tolerantWe've tried a number of purportedly winter hardy creeping fig selections through the years, but none have been reliably winter hardy for us. Ficus pumila 'Monier's Hardy', discovered in an Oregon garden, is the only one that has survived single digits F temperatures so far, tolerating 7 degrees F. The spreading 1" tall, evergreen vine clings well to rocks and trees, and is often used to soften the starkness of brick buildings. In its native range from