Hedychium densiflorum Stephen JLBG Members Only Chalk this one up to

Chalk this one up to the "winner" category

These plants are propagated by division to ensure uniformity

Ampelaster (Aster) carolinianus thrives in a wide range of conditions

I remember the first time I saw this hosta

Hedychium densiflorum Stephen JLBG Members Only Chalk this one up toThis delightful dwarf ginger lily was a 1966 discovery in the Dudh Kosi Valley, Nepal at 9000' elevation by the UK's Tony Schilling, who named his new find after his son. Hedychium 'Stephen' is perfect for the small garden where space is a consideration. Not only does 'Stephen' top out around 3', but the narrow foliage makes for a rather svelte specimen. Hedychium 'Stephen' is topped with slender flower heads of fragrant, butterscotch yellow flowers