Corydalis speciosa Bergenia Agave albopilosa is as rare

Agave albopilosa is as rare as proverbial hen's teeth since it does not usually offset and seeds have been insanely scarce

Sarracenia 'Starry Night' is a rarely-offered pitcher plant hybrid from the late Larry Mellichamp

The center coloration and some of the exaggerated stitching fades in warm weather

Reports of limited hardiness are only valid in cool summer climates where summer heat doesn't produce enough sugars

Slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soils are best

Corydalis speciosa Bergenia Agave albopilosa is as rareCorydalis speciosa is a lowland Far Eastern (Russia, Korea, Japan, and China) species that has been outstanding in our hot, humid climate. The spring deciduous species emerges for us in early August and continues to grow through fall and winter. The first foliage produced is glaucous and broad, compared to the much lacier foliage which follows as the weather cools. Starting for us in late March early April, the clumps are topped with stalks of bright