Iris louisiana Geisha Eyes North Africa Amsonia hubrichtii is a North

Amsonia hubrichtii is a North American native perennial plant that was discovered in 1942 in Arkansas by Leslie Hubricht and named in his honor

(aka: Tetraneuris scaposa) Hymenoxys scaposa is a delightful rock garden perennial

'Cho Ko Nishiki' - Japan) This is one of the most talked about hostas in any garden

forms a 4' wide patch in 10 years

We cannot imagine gardening without Paeonia ostii

Iris louisiana Geisha Eyes North Africa Amsonia hubrichtii is a NorthIris x louisiana 'Geisha Eyes' is a favorite Louisiana iris selection with 30" tall flowering stalks in early May, topped with a parade of large, blue lavender, 6 fall flowers, each highlighted with a dramatic reticulated yellow eye. Now, I can't personally attest that the flower actually resembles a geisha's eyes, since I've never indulged (that I'll admit to), but, regardless, this is one dolled up iris flower. As is the case with all Louisiana