Baptisia Chrysalis Beesia one of the very few

one of the very few ferns that will tolerate sun in our climate

many different mutations occurred

Each clump of Agave potatorum 'Bluewinds' is composed of 6" long x 3" wide blue leaves

Peltandra virginica is an easy-to-grow bog and stream native that occurs naturally from Minnesota south to Florida

each dripping with flowers composed of large white spurs attached to a dramatic raspberry cup

Baptisia Chrysalis Beesia one of the very fewBaptisia 'Chrysalis' is a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a 2007 seedling that has impressed us and visitors alike. In mid May (NC), the new stalks emerge a dramatic dark dusky purple, eventually rising to 4' in height, before the 15" long flower stalks burst open with violet flowers. The parents of this cross include four North American native species, Baptisia alba, albescens, australis, and cinerea.