Polygonella polygama Xeriscaping Plants there must have been illegal

there must have been illegal steroids involved

Rhodophiala 'Red Baron' is a cross of the typical Rhodophiala bifida with the less hardy

This ginger lily forms a clump of 4-5' tall stalks

Notocactus submammulosus can be found from 300' to 5

The endangered Mexican cycad Dioon merolae has been a nice surprise in our winter hardiness trials

Polygonella polygama Xeriscaping Plants there must have been illegalFascinatingly, few people including most native plant enthusiasts, have heard of, or grown the amazing Buckwheat relative, Polygonella polygama. October flower, as it's better known, is a native perennial that naturally occurs from Virginia south to Florida and west to Texas in dry, acidic sandy soils. The 2' tall, upright, thin, woody stems are clothed with needle thin foliage that scarcely garners a glance from visitors until early October, when it