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Description
which resembles young palm leaves
at least not for many years
Iris unguicularis prefers a dry and well-drained location
plant one near a lady fern
It is the tallest of two dwarf pomegranate seedlings we selected in 1986 from a batch that survived our -9 degrees F winter of 1983/1984
Alstroemeria Patricia Lynn Coreopsis which resembles young palm leavesThe breeding program of Cornell's Mark Bridgen (formerly at the University of Connecticut) marked a new direction in hardy alstroemeria breeding. Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' was the first release, with multi flowered inflorescences of fluorescent red purple (RHS 61B). Each flower is highlighted by dramatic black lines and a contrasting yellow throat. For us, clumps of Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' are ablaze with flowers from June until October a
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