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via the US National Arboretum (USNA #39665)
A mass of Primula japonica flowering in late spring is a hortgasm-causing event
depending on the intensity of the summer heat in your area
Baptisia simplicifolia finally reveals its true identity in mid-July when the clumps are topped with short spikes of yellow flowers
The stunning show of purple vertical spikes is a great design element in the summer garden
Hosta Parasol North American Native Plants via the US National ArboretumWe first discovered this sport of Hosta 'Blue Umbrellas' at Plant Delights in 1999 and after years of trials, introduced it in 2008. In side by side trials with Hosta 'Singing in the Rain', Hosta 'Parasol' has more blue in the foliage and the edge is both wider and more cream than yellow. The 2' tall x 5' wide clumps are adorned with large metallic blue green leaves, each bordered in creamy yellow. We find all of the Hosta 'Blue Umbrellas' sports to