Asclepias asperula Light Shade to Shade discovered in 1916 by Mr

discovered in 1916 by Mr

The floral display of Hemerocallis is big and bold and bright

Cuphea cyanea was the winner of the prestigious RHS Award of Merit in 1978

the winter deciduous clumps are topped with 3' tall spikes

canary-yellow

Asclepias asperula Light Shade to Shade discovered in 1916 by MrAsclepias asperula, commonly know as antelope horn due to the leaf and seedpod shape, is a widespread US native that can be found on dry sandy gravelly soils from Oklahoma west to southern California. The plant forms a 2' tall x 3' wide clump, adorned from March into May (NC) with amazingly intricate 2" wide, dome shaped flower heads composed of dozens of flowers with green petals and a central purple, green, and white star a favorite of both Queen