Ruscus aculeatus var angustifolius Chenault Podophyllum not only do we have

not only do we have it

Sarracenia 'Daina's Delight' (not Dana or Diana) brings even more color to the wonderful

Like most Hosta lilies

topped in late May and early June with wide bell-shaped lightly fragrant pure white flowers

This has proven to be very easy to grow in a woodland and quickly bulks up to form a wonderful clump

Ruscus aculeatus var angustifolius Chenault Podophyllum not only do we haveRuscus aculeatus var. angustifolius 'Chenault' is a very rare selection of tough as nails Butcher's Broom, which originated at the Chenault Nursery in France. Our plants came from the Charlotte garden of the late garden writer, Elizabeth Lawrence (thanks to Lindie Wilson). The plant is described by Lawrence in her 1963 article, later reprinted in "A Garden of One's Own," "The evergreen foliage is very narrow, but equally as sharp, giving a unique