Hedychium deceptum Butyagrus deer-resistant foliage of Thalictrum delavayi

deer-resistant foliage of Thalictrum delavayi 'Hewitt's Double' adorns the 4' tall stems which are topped from midsummer through fall with large cloud-like flower heads of small

The uniquely attractive clumps of Hosta 'Neptune' are topped with 3' tall scapes of pale lavender flowers in mid-August

Rohdea japonica 'Miyako-no-Jo' is composed of glossy

Good drainage is the key to success for this easy-to-grow groundcover

This Mobjack Nursery discovery is a tetraploid sport of the popular H

Hedychium deceptum Butyagrus deer-resistant foliage of Thalictrum delavayi(aka: Hedychium rubrum) Hedychium deceptum is a little known ginger from the Meghalaya Naga Hills region of India, where it can be found between 1,500' and 4,500' elevation. Despite being discovered in the early 1920's by UK plantsman H. J. Elwes, it had never been commercialized until a recent introduction by US ginger guru, Tim Chapman. Hedychium deceptum shares the same bright, screaming colored flowers with the better known Hedychium greenii. Our