Beschorneria septentrionalis Fairey Christmas Rubus Arum palaestinum prefers a dry

Arum palaestinum prefers a dry site in the winter with good drainage

deer-resistant foliage

but none have performed as well in our hot climate as this seed strain from near the famous Dolly Sods Wilderness Area in West Virginia's Tucker County

All Trachycarpus fortunei will tolerate some shade

Another time to cut daylily foliage down is after frost has killed the foliage

Beschorneria septentrionalis Fairey Christmas Rubus Arum palaestinum prefers a dryBeschorneria septentrionalis, discovered in 1987, is a little known North American native agave relative, that hails from the scrubby mountainside shade in Tamaulipas, Mexico. Resembling a cross of an agave with a hosta, Beschorneria septentrionalis forms clumps of large evergreen, non spiny rosettes to 18" tall x 4' wide. After becoming well established, Beschorneria septentrionalis will produce 5' tall, glossy red flower spikes, adorned with lovely