Arundo donax Peppermint Stick Southwest Europe 'Peppermint' is faster-growing and less

'Peppermint' is faster-growing and less formal than other bush ivies

Amorphophallus pygmaeus hails from central and eastern Thailand

Instead of the typical nearly black foliage

This was named and originally introduced to the US by plantsman Barry Yinger

makes a 5" tall x 1' wide woodland groundcover

Arundo donax Peppermint Stick Southwest Europe 'Peppermint' is faster-growing and lessThis wonderful deer resistant grass, native to Mediterranean freshwater wetlands, has long been a favorite of gardeners. The only drawback was the fading of the leaf variegation in warm weather. Arundo 'Peppermint Stick', imported from the Shanghai Botanical Garden by the late plantsman Greg Speichert, solves that with striped leaves just as vivid in summer as in spring. Arundo 'Peppermint Stick' forms sturdy 12' tall canes, adorned with wide green