Zingiber mioga White Feather Nolina galvestonensis) Despite being one of

galvestonensis) Despite being one of our truly great easy-to-grow natives

who found this superb gem in 1983 at 8

Pulmonarias are entirely worth growing for their early spring floral display

This mutation of Hosta 'True Blue' makes a 30" wide clump of corrugated

sunny spot in the rock garden

Zingiber mioga White Feather Nolina galvestonensis) Despite being one ofZingiber mioga 'White Feather' is the reverse variegated form of Zingiber 'Dancing Crane'. The 3' tall spikes emerge in late spring, adorned with 1' long x 2. 5" wide green leaves, edged in creamy yellow that fades to creamy white. Expect a 5' wide patch in five years when grown in rich organic soils. Once the plants are established, they produce light yellow, orchid like flowers at ground level in late summer and into fall. If you get hungry in the