Sabal palmetto Lisa Tsuga discovered by the late Christy

discovered by the late Christy Hensler of Washington

If your plant ever become looking tired

Atop grey-green foliage

(aka: Epimedium ogisui type specimen) Epimedium ogisui is a recently named species to honor its discoverer

but it also never went summer or fall dormant like almost all of our other hepatica collections

Sabal palmetto Lisa Tsuga discovered by the late ChristySabal palmetto 'Lisa' is a seed strain of the Southeast US native palmetto palm, first discovered in 1998 in southwest Florida, as a patch of three specimens by palm nurseryman, Robert Riefer, and later named after his wife, Lisa. Sabal 'Lisa' is most certainly a polyploid mutant, since it produces much thicker, and less divided, less costapalmate, less filiferous leaves than typical Sabal palmetto. In propagation trials by palm guru Scott Zona, it