Bergeranthus vespertinus Solidago This amazing native mallow can

This amazing native mallow can only be found in a few remaining sites of coastal brackish marsh sites north of the center of distribution in Florida

Recent DNA work shows that Osmunda cinnamomea is only distantly related to other osmunda ferns like Osmunda regalis and some taxonomists have moved it to another genus

Hosta 'Feather Boa'

the spines emerge cinnamon red and remain that color

Bergeranthus vespertinus Solidago This amazing native mallow canBergeranthus vespertinus has been an amazing specimen in our dryland rock garden, surviving 11F so far, without a blink. Hailing from South Africa's Eastern Cape region, the fleshy green, succulent, fingernail shaped leaves form a 2" tall x 1' wide tight patch. Starting for us in early April and continuing for several months, the mat is topped with a plethora of 2" yellow daisies, each held on short stalks that rise 2" above the foliage. The epithet