Eriogonum giganteum (St. Catherine's Lace Buckwheat)

Eriogonum giganteum (St. Catherine's Lace Buckwheat)Full sun; little to moderate water. Freely branching grows to 3 4ft tall, spreading 4 5ft or more. Grayish white, broadly oval, 1 2 in. long leathery, woolly leaves are clustered sparsely along the mostly naked branches. The plant flowers densely in carpets of large clustered tiny white flowers. Has the longest blooming period, from April till fall, when the flowers age to a rusty color.

tips split into six segments

or directly into the water garden

Yellow elder likes well drained soil

High scoring in taste tests

Attractive strap leaves and iris-like white flowers

with small

Good for ground cover

Growing as a spreading bush the dwarf black mulberry grows 8-10 feet in height with pruning and produces delicious deep black fruits

Evergreen clumping perennial from Australia

Strands of pearl shaped green leaves hand from this trailing

Large rosettes of variegated green and white leaves edged in bright

coppery red