Tephrosia virginiana Yellow/Gold Foliage Plants the clumps are topped with

the clumps are topped with brilliant

Arum 'Silver Cloud' hibernates (brumates) for summer

'Gowenii')

Arisaema lichiangense is a rarely cultivated Jack-in-the-pulpit species

We also find them incredibly valuable as winter evergreen groundcovers in woodland gardens which can often be quite drab in winter

Tephrosia virginiana Yellow/Gold Foliage Plants the clumps are topped withSo, who's grown Tephrosia virginiana aka goat's rue? This little known, native baptisia relative can be found in acidic sandy soils from Wisconsin, south to Florida, and west to Texas, yet few people have grown it in their gardens. We have long been enchanted with Tephrosia virginiana after seeing it in the NC Sandhills years earlier. We are pleased to offer this again from our own garden seed, NC origin. The 18" tall x 3' wide clumps are composed of