Nerine angustifolia Sisyrinchium This 1986 Mildred Seaver creation

This 1986 Mildred Seaver creation makes a striking 4' wide mound of exquisite

Our plants have been in the ground since 2003

Considered the hardiest of the genus Brahea

The near-black stems emerge with the leaves tucked in behind the cobra head-shaped inflorescence

Amorphophallus napalensis offsets very slowly and does so very close to the original tuber

Nerine angustifolia Sisyrinchium This 1986 Mildred Seaver creationFor decades we have longed to find a nerine that would thrive for us, and after nearly exhausting the genus, we stumbled on a shocking success with Nerine angustifolia. This African endemic hails from Lesotho, Swaziland, and the South Africa regions of Free State, KwaZulu Natal, Transvaal, and the Cape Province. In the garden, it has absolutely thrived for us in the driest berms on our property, despite being native in acid grassland marshes. Forming