wine-red (RHS 61A) flowers with a satiny finish that are absolutely scrumptious on a multitude of 3' tall
as long as the ground doesn't stay bone dry
After trialing Agastache 'Blue Fortune' in our dry garden in the late '90s
pinecone-like buds form atop the thick 5' tall stems
Musa 'Picasso' is a name we gave to a previously unnamed group of hybrid seedlings from a cross of Musa laeterita x Musa sikkimensis that came to us originally as seed from India
Fatsia japonica Variegata Agastache wine-red (RHS 61A) flowers withFatsia japonica 'Variegata' makes a stunning, bold textured, evergreen shrubby centerpiece for year round garden interest. Our original plant was shared in the early 1990s by our mentor, the late JC Raulston, who searched for fifteen years before locating this in the UK. Our 27 year old garden specimen, composed of thick, upright woody stems, and clothed with large, tropical looking, lobed evergreen leaves, each edged with an uneven white border, now