Lycoris rosea Caldwells Rose Lycoris Musella lasiocarpa is grown more

Musella lasiocarpa is grown more for its flowers

The slightly stoloniferous nature of Euphorbia robbiae makes it a dynamite choice for an evergreen groundcover in a difficult and very shady site

We are delighted to again offer this hard-to-find selection of Epimedium grandiflorum from our friend Pierre Bennerup of Sunny Border

Sarcococca orientalis forms a dense evergreen shrub to 5 tall x 7' wide (8 years)

The dark purple reflexed foliage makes a dramatic 4' tall clump

Lycoris rosea Caldwells Rose Lycoris Musella lasiocarpa is grown moreThis is our 2014 release of late lycoris breeder Sam Caldwell's fertile rose flowered Lycoris x rosea (Lycoris radiata x Lycoris x sprengeri). For us, Lycoris x rosea 'Caldwell's Rose' flowers in early August with 20" stalks of narrow petaled cherry red flowers, each highlighted with a darker central cherry stripe and a lavender blush on the petal tips. Flowering is followed by the emergence of the narrow, strap like leaves in early September and