Yucca necopina Europe which was subsequently published as

which was subsequently published as a new species in 2012 from our collections

Isodon effusus is as hard to describe as it is to pronounce

who searched for fifteen years before locating this in the UK

(Chowning 78) iris 'Black Gamecock' is an award-winning

good drainage is important in both summer and winter

Yucca necopina Europe which was subsequently published asYucca necopina is a newly described soapwort with a narrow distribution from a four county range of sandy soils near Dallas, Texas. Yucca necopina was originally thought to be a natural hybrid of Yucca arkansana and Yucca pallida until DNA proved otherwise. The 2' tall x 2' wide rosettes of green leaves are adorned with curly threads along the edges. The Brazos River soapwort is topped in summer with 9' tall, branched flower spikes, laden with white