Asclepias angustifolia Sonoita Achimenes divide Iris ensata clumps every

divide Iris ensata clumps every 3-4 years

non-running ivy from the former Timbercrest Farms that makes a large

Cardamine quinquefolia has gone to bed for the summer

along with the insanely fragrant light lavender flowers on 2' tall stalks in midsummer

Asclepias angustifolia Sonoita Achimenes divide Iris ensata clumps everyAsclepias angustifolia is a truly superb garden plant, that is virtually unknown outside its native range in southern Arizona and adjacent Mexico, where it can be found between 4,000' and 7,000' elevation. Narrow leaf milkweed forms a tight clump of upright stalks that create a 2' tall x 2' wide garden specimen. The stalks are clothed with amsonia like foliage, and topped from May through September (NC) with terminal clusters of flowers that emerge as