Trachycarpus fortunei Tesan Dyckia each highlighted by a central

each highlighted by a central chartreuse band

starting in mid-May with large rosy-red pouches

from breeder Kazushige Ozawa of Japan

This selection of our native crested woods iris was discovered by the late

you can visualize Colocasia 'Black Beauty'

Trachycarpus fortunei Tesan Dyckia each highlighted by a centralTrachycarpus fortunei 'Tesan' is a somewhat mysterious palm introduction, whose journey began when seed of a particularly robust, winter hardy windmill palm were sent to a nursery in Spain, where they were grown out and further distributed. Reportedly, this palm has been through 4 degrees F without damage. It differs from typical Trachycarpus fortunei with a much thicker, more hairy trunk, much faster growth, shorter, blunt tip leaflets, and larger