Macbridea caroliniana Rosmarinus Its early rising habit makes

Its early rising habit makes it a good companion for plants that are late to come into new growth in the spring such as some Hosta and some Arisaema (Jack-in-the-Pulpits)

It's hard to imagine anything more spectacular than this easy-to-grow tropical-looking cobra lily

clumps of Bletilla ochracea are topped with 1" light yellow flowers with a lip that can range from light lavender to dark yellow

Pima spider lily is one of the showiest spider lilies we grow

Macbridea caroliniana Rosmarinus Its early rising habit makesMacbridea caroliniana is an easy to grow, but very rare Southeast (NC, SC, GA) US native mint relative. This Federal Species of Concern (Global G2 rank) is found most often in sphagnum bog edges, open forested bottomlands, and savannas. Carolina bogmint is a deciduous perennial that forms low patches of upright 8" tall green stems, topped, starting for us in late July with 2' tall, flowering spikes of lovely raspberry pink flowers. Our plants