Andropogon gerardii Lord Snowden Bouvardia Monarda luteola 'Coconut Lime' starts

Monarda luteola 'Coconut Lime' starts blooming in mid-May with creamy yellow buds opening to off-white flowers that are truly a magnet for bumblebees

Convallaria 'Albostriata' has leaves that are vertically striped with creamy-gold bands

and even flowered the following spring after only four years in the ground

forming a distinctive

Andropogon gerardii Lord Snowden Bouvardia Monarda luteola 'Coconut Lime' startsAndropogon gerardii 'Lord Snowden' is a superb, powder blue foliage form of big bluestem from Texas, discovered by Texas Master Naturalist and grass guru, John Snowden. The clump gives rise to 7' tall, vertical flower spikes in late summer. In 20 years of trials at JLBG, it has shown amazing drought tolerance and durability. Although often native to alkaline soils, it also thrives in our acidic soils. In fall, the seed heads emerge a beautiful reddish