Araucaria araucana is truly one of the most architecturally bizarre trees in the universe
The late English gardener/nurserywoman Beth Chatto is rumored to have first introduced this in the early 1980s
can take over a significant section of garden if allowed to re-seed for too many consecutive years
The flower of Amorphophallus yunnanensis emerges in early spring
This is the second in the series of miniature hostas that arose as mutations from Hosta 'Baby Bunting'
Caryopteris divaricata Snow Fairy Part Sun to Shade Araucaria araucana is truly oneYes, Virginia, it is a caryopteris. Forget what you know about Caryopteris x clandonensis, as this cousin comes from a distant limb of the family tree. Caryopteris 'Snow Fairy' is a variegated Japanese selection of the wonderful Himalayan perennial Caryopteris divaricata, which forms a small, compact deciduous clump composed of fuzzy, green, deer resistant leaves, each surrounded with a bright white border and smelling amazingly like cat urine when