Liriope muscari Monroe White Pachysandra lighter toward the center and

lighter toward the center and each beautifully accented by a large central cluster of yellow stamens

The stems of Mucuna cyclocarpa are clothed in trifoliate pea-like foliage

Our hardy ladyslipper orchids are all flowering-sized plants

this is an early-flowering deer-resistant selection

Calanthe 'Takane' forms tropical-looking clumps of flat

Liriope muscari Monroe White Pachysandra lighter toward the center and(aka: Liriope Monroe #2) Liriope 'Monroe White' is a superb clumping monkey grass, introduced as a selected seedling by Atlanta's W. L. Monroe in 1957. We've grown it since the 1990s and consider it the finest white flowered monkey grass on the market. The 1' tall x 2' wide evergreen clumps of wide, dark green foliage are topped, starting for us in mid August with narrow spikes of pure white flowers that rise 6" above the foliage. While many Liriope