Hosta Risky Business Dicliptera we saw this growing in

we saw this growing in the wild at the base of an Argentine tree cactus in the dry mountains of northern Argentina

Trillium underwoodii is a stunning Southeast US native trillium from the rich deciduous forests of the Deep South including Alabama

The Cypripedium montanum parent passed along both a slight fragrance as well as the multiple flowers per stalk trait

what you'd expect if a city slicker tried to milk a cow without the proper equipment

but we occasionally have enough to share and this is one of those times

Hosta Risky Business Dicliptera we saw this growing inThis amazing 2002 introduction started as a mutation of the wildly popular Hosta 'Striptease'. Hosta 'Risky Business', however, boasts a pure white center (that holds all season) instead of the yellow center of its parent. Possessing the same incredible vigor, Hosta 'Risky Business' forms a dense 2' wide clump in short order. In midsummer, the clumps are topped with 2' tall scapes of hummingbird acclaimed violet flowers. Chalk this one up to the