Canna glauca Karin Spigelia but not really essential

but not really essential

Hosta 'Silver Lode' becomes viridescent (the center pattern turns light green)

deer-resistant baptisia with charcoal-green stems (when mature) and dozens of giant lupine-like flower heads of dusty purple

It is similar but larger and hardier than Salvia 'Waverly' and has been perennial to 8 degrees F in our trials

Canna glauca Karin Spigelia but not really essentialWe are pleased to introduce Canna glauca 'Karin', a new Pat McNeal selection of the North American native (Texas, Louisiana, and naturalized in Florida and South Carolina) Canna glauca. Canna 'Karin' produces 5' tall stalks, clothed in 2' long x 6' wide, glaucous, blue green leaves, and topped all summer with stalks of narrow petalled, butterscotch flowers, suffused with cherry red toward the throat. Although Canna glauca is found naturally in wet