Salvia azurea Little Boy Blue Tripidium which turned out to be

which turned out to be a superb giant form of the edible Hemerocallis citrina

Some taxonomists consider Baptisia australis and Baptisia minor to be the same species

who never liked to share

Dan selected Helleborus 'Gold Finch' to offer in the 2007 Heronswood catalog

3' wide clump is topped with stalks of very fragrant near-white flowers

Salvia azurea Little Boy Blue Tripidium which turned out to beWe are thrilled to share another excellent introduction from Texas plantsman, Greg Grant, of a Texas selection of the widespread US native Salvia azurea. Salvia 'Little Boy Blue' forms an upright 4' tall clump of heavily branched stalks topped, starting for us in mid August, with terminal floral clusters, each bearing dozens of pure azure blue flowers. Salvia azurea 'Little Boy Blue' stands up better than any other form of Salvia azurea we've grown.