Pontederia cordata Sopchoppy Antirrhinum Clematis ochroleuca

Clematis ochroleuca

Well-drained soils are best for this new drought-tolerant rock garden or container gem

Above the foliage are the flower stalks that present clusters of scrumptious

3' wide clump is topped in midsummer with 2' tall scapes of light lavender flowers

Aucuba 'Natsu-no-Kumo' is a female selection that will develop bright red berries in the fall

Pontederia cordata Sopchoppy Antirrhinum Clematis ochroleucaPontederia 'Sopchoppy' is a 2023 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Victor Lambou collection from Wakulla County, Florida, near the town of Sopchoppy. We are mystified why this amazing Southeast native marginal aquatic isn't more widely grown by gardeners with wet soils. Named after Italian botany professor, Guilio Pontedera (1688 1757), Pontederia cordata var. cordata has a wide range from Canada south to Florida, and west to Texas, where it is