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This magnificent and heretofore impossible breeding breakthrough comes from Kentucky's plant breeding phenomenon
an unheard of trait in the genus Helleborus
Epimedium ilicifolium makes a delightfully unique small clump to only 1' tall x 18" wide
glaucous leaves
Freesia laxa China This magnificent and heretofore impossible(Aka: Anomatheca laxa, Lapeirousia laxa) This delightful, small, and easy to grow South African iris relative makes a small clump of 8" green, iris like foliage, topped in May and June with small, but brilliant, scarlet red flowers. For a small rock garden sized plant, Freesia laxa puts on quite a show. The clump will go dormant in dry summers but the foliage returns in late fall and grows all winter. We have found Freesia laxa to be amazingly drought