Erigeron karvinskianus Profusion 6b The origin of this coveted

The origin of this coveted first hybrid amaryllis from circa 1800 has been debated for years but is most often regarded as the result of a cross of Hippeastrum reginae and Hippeastrum vittatum

The rhizomes grow close to the ground and are easy to extract when you are ready to share

a great gag gift for the pansy and petunia crowd

rich soils with good drainage and also makes a superb container houseplant

This stunning new introduction from Rob Mortko is undoubtedly one of the more unusual hostas we have ever grown

Erigeron karvinskianus Profusion 6b The origin of this covetedWe have been quite enchanted with the performance of Erigeron karvinskianus 'Profusion' for decades in our NC garden, where we use it as a groundcover filler. While Erigeron 'Profusion' will never be mistaken for a showy petunia like ornamental, it has an understated beauty as a groundcover that can easily spread non invasively to 6' wide in five years. The 10" tall stalks are topped with small white daisies that age to lavender more sun equals more