Thuja occidentalis Malonyana Holub Ligustrum This unique giant black-eyed Susan

This unique giant black-eyed Susan has a deciduous basal rosette of waxy blue foliage resembling a collard (that's sort of like a cabbage to you northern folks)

This cutting grown clone

Baptisia simplicifolia doesn't emerge from dormancy until late May or early June (late risers are common in Florida)

(aka: Cardamine diphylla) Dentaria diphylla 'Supermax' is a 2007 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a recently renamed large-leaf selection of the Eastern US (Maine to Mississippi) native toothwort with the largest foliage we've seen in the species

it usually only produces viable offspring when used to pollinate Eastern European natives

Thuja occidentalis Malonyana Holub Ligustrum This unique giant black-eyed SusanThis unique selection of the US native arborvitae originated on the other side of the world in 1992, as a seedling selection from the Czech Republic's Radek Holub. Eventually reaching 6' tall x 3' wide, this slow growing specimen has an irregular, architectural shape that looks like a turreted castle with tourettes.