Salvia glabrescens Elk Yellow Purple Daphne In the latest example of

In the latest example of "Natives Gone Wild" our very own northern sea oats

hellebore) that can be found natively in moist deciduous forests from Canada south to Alabama

was discovered by plantsman Hans Hansen just prior to his move to Michigan

this has proven amazingly easy to grow but performs best in rich moist soils

Paeonia 'Blaze' has consistently been one of the most floriferous cultivars

Salvia glabrescens Elk Yellow Purple Daphne In the latest example of(aka: Salvia nipponica v. glabrescens) Salvia glabrescens 'Elk Yellow & Purple' is a unique yellow flowered form of the normally pink flowered Japanese forest sage from Kermit Carter of Flowers by the Sea. The small 18" tall clumps of glossy, dark green, arrow shaped leaves are topped starting in September October with a floriferous show of lovely spikes of light yellow flowers with tiny dark purple flecks truly stunning! The clumps expand slowly, and