Aucuba japonica var borealis Honshu Nerium From mountainous woodlands of Asia

From mountainous woodlands of Asia comes this stunning crested form of Dryopteris uniformis

The foliage follows the flowers in September and remains green until spring

Myosotis 'Southern Blues' is a 2001 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction that we first met in the late 1990s on a visit to the late garden writer Pam Harper's coastal Virginia garden

For full hardiness

but after the 8' tall flower stalks of hummingbird-favorite flowers finish in midsummer

Aucuba japonica var borealis Honshu Nerium From mountainous woodlands of AsiaAucuba japonica var. borealis 'Honshu' is a female clone of aucuba that was originally collected in a very cold, high snowfall region of Honshu, Japan, and subsequently named and introduced by our friends at Camellia Forest. Aucuba japonica 'Honshu' makes a 4' tall x 6' wide compact clump in 10 years. Each clump of Aucuba japonica 'Honshu' is clothed with 6" long x 1. 5" wide, serrated, glossy, evergreen leaves. If you grow this near a male aucuba,