Calydorea coelestina Light Shade to Shade Before the leaf emerges in

Before the leaf emerges in late June

Helleborus foetidus has a substantial aboveground stem that averages 18 to 24" tall

631 expired) Hibiscus 'Fireball' is a dazzling 2001 introduction from the late Fleming brothers that makes a compact 4' tall plant with fine-textured green foliage

Nearly all are winter hardy in zone 7 when planted in the ground

'Cascades' is one of the finest introductions from the Lachman's breeding program

Calydorea coelestina Light Shade to Shade Before the leaf emerges in(aka: Sphenostigma coelestinum) The amazing irid, Calydorea coelestina is a rare and threatened North American native wildflower endemic to a small region in northeastern Florida. The 6" long, green pleated, iris like leaves form a small clump. Starting in early summer and continuing into late summer, the tiny tufts of Calydorea coelestina are topped with 6" stalks, each ending in a huge, 2" deep violet flower. Each flower remains open only until