Alcea rugosa Pardancanda we have finally succeeded in

we have finally succeeded in our insanely well-drained crevice garden

Pteris vittata 'Benzilan' is a 2005 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of an amazing fern selection from our 1996 Yunnan

This will also cause it to go dormant prematurely

Our 15-year-old specimen of Chamaecyparis 'Spirited' has reached 8' tall x 3' wide

yellow flowers that look like giant golden artichokes

Alcea rugosa Pardancanda we have finally succeeded inAlcea rugosa is a superb but rarely encountered hollyhock from Russia that's been one of the best performers in our display garden. From an evergreen basal rosette of corrugated grey green leaves arise tall, sturdy, 6 7' spikes beginning in spring. The spikes of Alcea rugosa are clothed along the bottom half with typical hollyhock foliage, while the top half is adorned all summer with large, 4", single, buttery yellow, classic mallow flowers