Carex picta Bama Beauty Tradescantia Juncus 'Afro' is virtually a

Juncus 'Afro' is virtually a corkscrew rush on steroids

And salvias are not usually eaten by deer or rabbits

The glossy green foliage makes a compact 3' tall x 3' wide clump

that terminate in clusters of 12-16 rounded

From its Canna iridiflora background

Carex picta Bama Beauty Tradescantia Juncus 'Afro' is virtually aI'm not sure how we've missed growing this beauty for so many years, but we are pleased to share Zac Hill's collection of Carex picta from Calhoun County, Alabama. Carex picta, one of the few dioecious sedges (he plants and she plants) can be found in the wild from Indiana south to Mississippi in average to dry woodland slopes. In the garden, this evergreen, tight clumping sedge has formed an 8" tall x 20" wide evergreen clump. Our 2024 Plant Delights