Triosteum aurantiacum Barry Purple Phlomis that's virtually unknown by anyone

that's virtually unknown by anyone outside of its native range on the US/Mexico border

Lycoris 'Fall Festival' produces 20" cinnamon red stalks that break ground for us in mid-September

spring and fall crop of showy golden pitchers

This new Roy Herold hybrid is indeed a WOW plant

as well as being a superb bonsai groundcover

Triosteum aurantiacum Barry Purple Phlomis that's virtually unknown by anyoneTriosteum aurantiacum 'Barry Purple' is a 2021 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a fantastic Aaron Floden selection of the little known US native clumping honeysuckle relative. Triosteum aurantiacum, which hails from mesic woodlands from Canada south to Georgia, is a deciduous perennial that emerges in spring with several nearly 3' tall, upright stalks, each clothed with opposite 8" long x 3. 5" wide, fuzzy leaves. The bee pollinated, cinnamon