Musa Bordelon Trachystemon Sanguinaria canadensis is a native

Sanguinaria canadensis is a native member of the poppy family that can be found in woodlands from North Dakota south to Florida

but they have an extensive root system to pick up enough moisture for the large leaves

This charming clumper is a wonderful 2' wide dwarf Hosta ventricosa seedling from South Carolina's Ursula Herz with very cute heart-shaped dark green leaves

on the limestone banks of the Suwannee River

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

Musa Bordelon Trachystemon Sanguinaria canadensis is a nativeThis ornamental banana was first discovered in the Zone 8b Louisiana town of Bordelonville (near Alexandria). The 10 15' tall stalks are adorned with red striped leaves that also feature an attractive red leaf back which is especially visible when the new leaves unfurl. Based on trials around the country, M. 'Bordelon' appears to be the hardiest of the red striped varieties. If the growing point is protected in winter, M. 'Bordelon' will flower and