Sabal palmetto Lisa Tsuga but it also never went

but it also never went summer or fall dormant like almost all of our other hepatica collections

(aka: Epimedium ogisui type specimen) Epimedium ogisui is a recently named species to honor its discoverer

who have bugged us to propagate it for years

pure-white orchid flowers

Sabal palmetto Lisa Tsuga but it also never wentSabal palmetto 'Lisa' is a seed strain of the Southeast US native palmetto palm, first discovered in 1998 in southwest Florida, as a patch of three specimens by palm nurseryman, Robert Riefer, and later named after his wife, Lisa. Sabal 'Lisa' is most certainly a polyploid mutant, since it produces much thicker, and less divided, less costapalmate, less filiferous leaves than typical Sabal palmetto. In propagation trials by palm guru Scott Zona, it