Agave asperrima Echinacea introduced in 1998 by the

introduced in 1998 by the former Canyon Creek Nursery

Sarracenia x rehderi is a naturally occurring pitcher plant hybrid from North Carolina

topped in late May and early June with wide bell-shaped lightly fragrant pure white flowers

a real hummingbird treat

Dryopteris goldieana makes a spectacular clump

Agave asperrima Echinacea introduced in 1998 by the(aka: Agave scabra) Agave asperrima hails from Southwestern Texas into Northern Mexico, where it grows from 1,500' 6,000' elevation. The highland forms are winter hardy for us, while the lowland collections are not. When one of the winter hardy forms flowered at the JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh, we were able to grow out seedlings to offer. The 3' long, thick, silver blue leaves are sandpapery on both the front and back, leading us to believe this