Zenobia pulverulenta Woodlanders Blue United States Native Plants Mexico counterpart to the southern

Mexico counterpart to the southern Arizona Agave parviflora ssp

This is a stunning new plant everyone is asking about

In seasons with especially long growing seasons it can be cut to the ground in late summer if it becomes untidy

The incredibly thick and heavily-corrugated blue leaves are highlighted by a contrasting chartreuse central pattern

Everyone who has tried it agrees it is probably the best white-flowered selection of Iris cristata on the market

Zenobia pulverulenta Woodlanders Blue United States Native Plants Mexico counterpart to the southernZenobia pulverulenta is a highly prized, but little known monotypic (only one) shrub in the blueberry family that is native to the Carolinas and just into Virginia. In the wild, zenobia can be found growing in full sun to part shade, where it resides with Sabal minor palms in soggy to moist, but well drained sandy, acidic soils. These 4' tall blueberry like woody plants are clothed in leaves that are typically green, but this amazing selection