Bergenia Solar Flare PP19938 Trachycarpus was first thought to be

was first thought to be a disjunct population of the federally endangered L

Dryopteris pseudofilix-mas is truly a great

interspecific Jack-in-the-pulpit crosses

The masses of 6' tall branched flower stalks begin opening in late June to reveal large

deer-resistant leaves that emerge rose purple-colored and form an 8" tall clump

Bergenia Solar Flare PP19938 Trachycarpus was first thought to beThis stunning new cultivar comes from the Netherlands plantsman Marco Van Noort, who found it in 2004 as a mutation on the heat tolerant B. 'Herbstblute'. We trialed B. 'Solar Flare', waiting for it to expire in our brutally hot and humid summer, but instead it sailed through like a Roger Clemens fastball. In spring, the new foliage is stunning with a wide golden border around each green centered leaf. In mid summer, the color fades back to green, but