Alstroemeria Koncajoli PP 22267 Tephrosia consumed by Native Americans

consumed by Native Americans

this deciduous shrub to 4' tall is adorned with flaking brown bark and acts as a dieback perennial in the northern parts of its hardiness zone

first sold for $800 at the 2004 Hosta Convention in IA

Most folks found Miss Willmott a hateful sort

Hosta 'Stargazer' began life from a Hosta 'Beatrice' seedling that was crossed with Hosta yingeri

Alstroemeria Koncajoli PP 22267 Tephrosia consumed by Native Americans(aka: Alstroemeria 'Inca Joli') Alstroemeria 'Koncajoli' from Knst Alstroemeria has proven to be an outstanding princess lily for the perennial garden and in winter hardiness trials sailed through 15 degrees F in Michigan. In the garden, Alstroemeria 'Koncajoli' (no relation to Angelina), makes a fantastic, well branched, non running specimen to 20" tall, topped from late spring into early fall with brilliant orange red flowers, each highlighted by a