Allium keeverae Rocky Face Argentina at five years of age

at five years of age

Aspidistra saxicola

The flower is composed of a large lime-green spathe with a protruding

It was hard for me to believe this clone was really Amorphophallus henryi due to its unusually pointed leaflets and darker foliage that emerges with a lovely pink edge

Allium keeverae Rocky Face Argentina at five years of ageAllium keeverae is a very rare, imperiled Southeast US native onion (G2 rank), which can only be found growing in calcitic seepages on granite domes on two Western NC counties. Formerly considered a variety of Allium cuthbertii, Allium keeverae was subsequently found to constitute a separate species. In May, the 15" tall clumps are topped with small clusters of light pink flowers. Our plants have thrived in our crevice garden, but when given moisture