Fatsia japonica Murakumo Nishiki Spigelia very easy in moist or

very easy in moist or dry sites

Omeo gum is a striking conversation piece for any garden with enough growth for years of flower arranging

Rohdeas are one of the best choices for dry dark spots in the garden

in the early 1960s in a 200-yard-long bank of Iris cristata in Litchfield

Arisaema lichiangense hails from dry

Fatsia japonica Murakumo Nishiki Spigelia very easy in moist or(aka: Camouflage Fatsia) Fatsia japonica 'Murakumo Nishiki', which means "gathering clouds brocade," is a fabulous selection of the Japanese tree ivy that boasts deeply cut, 18" long, tropical looking foliage, patterned yellow gold with irregular dark green borders. In 15 years, you can expect a 7' tall, irregularly branched specimen. In late fall, the clumps are topped with terminally borne pendent spikes of alien antennae like flower spikes. Pretty