Gentiana andrewsii Anisacanthus We have even been quite

We have even been quite successful dividing and replanting green and gold in midsummer

The clumps are topped from June through August with narrow pinkish-purple bells

over-the-top mid-spring flowers

(aka: Dysosma pleiantha) Stunning is the only word to describe a mature specimen of the giant Chinese mayapple

and quickly reaches a mature height of 6'

Gentiana andrewsii Anisacanthus We have even been quiteGentiana andrewsii is a splendid North American native gentian that hails from the colder regions of the country Canada south to Missouri. The 18" slightly lax stems arise from a dormant rosette in spring, clothed in pinky shaped glossy green leaves. In late September and October, the clumps are topped with hummingbird attracting clusters of blue lavender flowers resembling a mini southern bottle tree. In the garden, it prefers slightly moist alkaline