Marshallia graminifolia Georgetown Aristolochia unlike typical Sarracenia leucophylla

unlike typical Sarracenia leucophylla

The triangular-shaped foliage is also larger than our earlier introduction Asarum 'Mercury'

The focus of the workshop is perennials

Myosotis palustris 'Southern Blues' is equally at home in average (not dry) garden soil or in a shallow water pool

Marshallia graminifolia Georgetown Aristolochia unlike typical Sarracenia leucophyllaMarshallia graminifolia 'Georgetown' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Zac Hill Patrick McMillan accession, grown from a seed collection in Georgetown, SC. Marshallia graminifolia is a coastal plain endemic, found from NC to Georgia, where it forms a short basal rosette of narrow, linear foliage, that's topped with 20" tall flowers spikes, starting for us in early to mid June. Each spike is topped with a frilly, lavender and white button