Galphimia glauca Asparagus Iris unguicularis prefers a dry

Iris unguicularis prefers a dry and well-drained location

two windmill palms with distinctive leaf shapes were purchased from Florida and planted at Taylor's Nursery in Raleigh nearly a half-century ago

heavily striped with burgundy pink

Hippeastrum 'Blossom Peacock' has been one of the most stunning bulbs in our garden trials at JLBG

Galphimia glauca Asparagus Iris unguicularis prefers a dryNative to the dry mountainside forests of southern Mexico, and south to Guatemala, Galphimia glauca is surprisingly winter hardy for us here in Zone 7b 8a. For us, it makes an amazing fall flowering perennial, that's virtually unknown in most gardening circles. Our four year old specimen, which dies to the ground each winter, returns in spring to reach 6' tall x 9' wide by fall. In warmer winter climates, it remains evergreen. Starting for us in late