Allium keeverae Rocky Face Argentina Aspidistra saxicola

Aspidistra saxicola

when the deep purple stems top out at 8' tall in early October with plumes of yellow

pauses during the coldest part of winter

Clematis 'Bijou' forms a 1' tall x 3' wide mat of green foliage

It was hard for me to believe this clone was really Amorphophallus henryi due to its unusually pointed leaflets and darker foliage that emerges with a lovely pink edge

Allium keeverae Rocky Face Argentina Aspidistra saxicolaAllium keeverae is a very rare, imperiled Southeast US native onion (G2 rank), which can only be found growing in calcitic seepages on granite domes on two Western NC counties. Formerly considered a variety of Allium cuthbertii, Allium keeverae was subsequently found to constitute a separate species. In May, the 15" tall clumps are topped with small clusters of light pink flowers. Our plants have thrived in our crevice garden, but when given moisture