Sporobolus maximus Salta Splendor Zenobia The architecturally fascinating clumps of

The architecturally fascinating clumps of Hosta 'Corkscrew' are topped with 20" flower scapes of lavender flowers in mid-September (NC)

Good prop plants includes lilies

undulating blue-green leaves

In this seed strain the typically dark green leaves are randomly streaked with cream

lack of seeding around

Sporobolus maximus Salta Splendor Zenobia The architecturally fascinating clumps ofWe first met the amazing Sporobolus maximus 'Salta Splendor' on a 2002 trip to Northern Argentina, and was instantly in love. There it grew native, only in a narrow band around lakeshores with the native pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana). While giant dropseed lives fine for us in the southeast US, it never thrives or flowers like it does in more desert climates. This stunning, tightly clumping ornamental grass tops out at 8' tall when in plume,