Carex howei Bonnie and Clyde Lepisorus At 8 degrees F the

At 8 degrees F the plants burned to the ground but returned in spring

The veins on the leaf of Syneilesis 'Kikko' emerge creamy-yellow

The amazing silvery-blue leaf coloration is indeed the breakthrough that we have all been hoping for

By the end of the summer (more than 100 days over 86 degrees F)

lime-chartreuse leaves are each surrounded by a wide cream border

Carex howei Bonnie and Clyde Lepisorus At 8 degrees F theCarex howei 'Bonnie and Clyde' is a 2010 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our selection of a sedge that's native from Maine south to Texas. We previous sold this as Carex retroflexa, which was a mis identification. Carex howei can be found naturally in boggy meadows and swamp forest stream banks. Our particular form is one we collected in 2004 from northern Louisiana's Bienville Parish, where the infamous Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were gunned