Punica granatum Nochi Shibari Olea Salvia 'Amistad' first made its

Salvia 'Amistad' first made its way to England where plantsman Rod Richards popularized it before finally reaching US shores

we leave the seed stalks as a delicacy for goldfinches

dangling white bells beneath the stem

from mid-September until frost

corrugated leaves with dark purple petioles make a spectacular 4' wide clump

Punica granatum Nochi Shibari Olea Salvia 'Amistad' first made itsWe have long prized pomegranates for their garden value and no cultivar has drawn more questions than the Japanese cultivar 'Nochi Shibari', which means "large snotty orange tissue with a white topping" just kidding. It actually means "bound or tied up tail" I'll leave it to your imagination as to why. This vigorous clone makes a 15' tall, deer resistant shrub with small, narrow, glossy green leaves. Starting in June, Punica 'Nochi Shibari' is adorned