Garrya wrightii Catron Helicodiceros enjoyed by low-flying butterflies as

enjoyed by low-flying butterflies as well as cats

The bold-textured Coniogramme affinis 'Ping Wu' has proven very easy to grow in our trials

waiting for it to expire in our brutally hot and humid summer

Scadoxus puniceus emerges in mid-April (NC) with 15" tall

Each lightly-rippled

Garrya wrightii Catron Helicodiceros enjoyed by low-flying butterflies asGarrya wrightii is a little cultivated evergreen desert shrub, native to shaded alkaline rocky cliffs from 5,000' to 8,000' elevation in Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico. The 7' tall plants are adorned with terminal spikes of leucothoe like white flowers in spring, followed by attractive clusters of purple berries. This is a seed grown collection from Catron County, New Mexico, in the hopes of finding a form that will survive in Zone 7b. So far, so