Tradescantia Sweet Kate 8a well-behaved perennials

well-behaved perennials

So when dividing Calanthes

and they are also fragrant and despite their height are quite reliable at standing up on their own

Although the flowers are not monstrous like some of the more gaudy members of the genus

What started as a stray seedling in the former New York (Seneca Hill) garden of Ellen Hornig took the gardening world by storm

Tradescantia Sweet Kate 8a well-behaved perennials(syn: Tradescantia 'Blue and Gold') This UK imported spiderwort was discovered in the garden of Mrs. Stevens of Rusthall, Kent, and named after her blond haired daughter, Kate Stevens. The brilliant golden foliage (brightest in full sun) of Tradescantia 'Sweet Kate' is highlighted with a procession of deep blue flowers from late spring until fall. If flowering slows, behead Tradescantia 'Sweet Kate' and it, just like an alien, will start to regrow and