Chelone glabra Black Ace Rock Garden Plants reliably offsetting and flowering each

reliably offsetting and flowering each season

while it is more restrained in normal garden soil

(syn: Alocasia macrorrhiza) This very cool elephant ear is quite different from the typical Colocasia esculenta

This ginger lily forms a clump of 4-5' tall stalks

(aka: Erythrostemon gilliesii) We have grown this South American native for decades

Chelone glabra Black Ace Rock Garden Plants reliably offsetting and flowering eachChelone glabra 'Black Ace' is a 2001 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an amazing native perennial (Canada south to central Alabama) that we picked up and subsequently named from NC plantsman, Dr. Craig Moretz. This amazing selection of our native white turtlehead has very dark foliage with an amazing black cast when it emerges in spring. Growing rapidly in moist soils, it gently spreads, and quickly reaches a mature height of 6'. In hot summer