Pollinators Class Olea makes for an outstandingly beautiful

makes for an outstandingly beautiful plant

Our cypripedium offerings are all flowering-sized plants

To borrow a moment from the early 80s

the small rock-garden sized clumps are topped with dianthus-like

This 2002 fairy wings introduction from epimedium breeder Darrell Probst is one of the most unique and attention-getting specimens in our woodland garden

Pollinators Class Olea makes for an outstandingly beautifulAnther, Stigma, butterfly, oh my! Plants have very special relationship with their pollinators: the shape of the flower, the texture of the pollen, and the time of the blossom all relate to the kind of pollinator preferred by the plant. Here at PDN weve learned to identify different methods of pollination to aide in our efforts to cross and create seed in the Juniper Level Botanic Garden. Join us in exploring a different kind of the birds and the bees