Eupatorium Phantom PP 18354 Rhodophiala The white portions of the

The white portions of the foliage tend to burn in sun

(aka: Polystichum lonchitoides) Cyrtomium lonchitoides is a little-known holly fern that hails from forests between 4

transforming into 4' long

as this cousin comes from a distant limb of the family tree

evergreen Asarum speciosum from our neighbors to the south in Alabama

Eupatorium Phantom PP 18354 Rhodophiala The white portions of theFrom Herbert Oudshoorn of the Netherlands comes a very compact Joe Pye, a purported hybrid of Eupatorium maculatum 'Atropurpureum' and Eupatorium rugosum. The resulting Eupatorium 'Phantom' is the shortest and densest Joe Pye we've ever trialed, maturing for us at just 4' tall x 4' wide. The diminutive stalks are topped in August with typical sprays of lavender flowers enjoyed by low flying butterflies as well as cats, who also enjoy low flying