Description and General Information:
This species is native to alpine woodlands of Japan. The plants forms a low clump with leaves 30-50 cm high, and flower stems reaching 30-60 cm.
Selected Articles From Our Quarterly Publications
Editor’s note: As we were preparing this issue for press, we received news that Kathy Allen passed away peacefully. She will be greatly missed by all lucky enough to have known her. Kathy Allen is a rock star to those of us in Southern Oregon who know her and love her. She owns a small, unimposing nursery with no sign at her gate, no advertising, no fancy sales building, and no staff, just a treasure trove of the most wonderful rock garden plants on earth. Her world...
Crevice gardening is not the only xeric garden phenomenon to grab our attention of late. Gravel gardens are also daring to be discovered or reclaimed with greater intention. And for good reason – they...
My rock garden pond contains several hobbies in one place: the rock garden, the pond water garden, the waterfall and filtration system, the goldfish, and the engineering that integrated it all...
The Great Plains and Intermountain region have always been something of a paradox, or perhaps better put, a “perplex” for American horticulture. Sure, these regions hoard the lion’s share of America’s...
