Crinum Summer Nocturne Caryopteris This North American native often

This North American native often occurs naturally on calcium-rich soils

which emerge for us in early April are adorned with medium-sized flowers composed of a pale pink sepal combined with a longer outward yellow spur and an inner yellow cup

Alcea rugosa is a superb but rarely encountered hollyhock from Russia that's been one of the best performers in our display garden

rupifraga hybrid makes a 30" wide compact clump

Crinum Summer Nocturne Caryopteris This North American native oftenThis vigorous and fast multiplying Thad Howard cross of Crinum moorei and Crinum erubescens is certainly one of the easiest to grow. The 40" tall, purple flower spikes of Crinum 'Summer Nocturne' arise from among the lush green foliage starting in mid July and continuing until frost. Each spike produces 6 10 large, widely open, pure white flowers that develop a pale pink blush toward the end of the petals as they age. Each flower boasts a phenomenal