Calamintha nepeta var nepeta Winter Delights Hellebores The stems of Uvularia grandiflora

The stems of Uvularia grandiflora emerge from the ground in early April and quickly rise to 18"

Native to swamps and streambanks from SC west to Texas

Pyrrosia polydactyla makes a superb and very easy-to-grow houseplant

The floral tube is a bright clear red and the petals are bright yellow where they divide and reflex open at the throat of the floral tube

Calamintha nepeta var nepeta Winter Delights Hellebores The stems of Uvularia grandifloraCalamintha nepeta is an all around fun perennial for the sun garden. It forms a see thru, bushy mound of stems, clothed in tiny, light green, deer resistant, fragrant foliage, reeking of peppermint. Starting in June and continuing into October, Calamintha nepeta is smothered in clouds of tiny, very light blue flowers, which are in turn, covered with feeding bees. Calamintha nepeta needs good drainage and plenty of air circulation to thrive. Calamintha