Yucca necopina Symphyotrichum We subsequently acquired our plant

We subsequently acquired our plant in 2003 from the UC Botanic Garden at Berkeley

expect a 10" tall x 15" wide clump

'Otome Giboshi Fukurin' was brought into the US from Kai Ryo En Nursery in Japan by our friend Hans Hansen

Hemerocallis 'Autumn Daffodil' is one of our favorite late-flowering heirloom daylilies

Enjoy them while they last

Yucca necopina Symphyotrichum We subsequently acquired our plantYucca necopina is a newly described soapwort with a narrow distribution from a four county range of sandy soils near Dallas, Texas. Yucca necopina was originally thought to be a natural hybrid of Yucca arkansana and Yucca pallida until DNA proved otherwise. The 2' tall x 2' wide rosettes of green leaves are adorned with curly threads along the edges. The Brazos River soapwort is topped in summer with 9' tall, branched flower spikes, laden with white