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and tan that adds real winter beauty once the branches are bare
Compact enough for a large container
and other acid-loving woodland companions
either a delight or a caveat depending on attachment to the fruit display
Like the milkweeds to which the bluestars are related
Elliottia racemosa prophouse-summer-2027 and tan that adds realElliottia racemosa, the Georgia plume, is one of the rarest and most coveted of all southeastern native plants, a deciduous shrub or small tree that lifts great feathery plumes of white flowers in the heat of summer. First found by the naturalist William Bartram in 1775 and named for the botanist Stephen Elliott, this member of the heath family grows wild in only a scattering of Georgia localities and almost nowhere else on earth. To grow one is to
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