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Ophiopogon chingii 'Sparkler'
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$10.00
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Quart Pot
This is an indicator plant useful for delineating highly refined plant geeks. Perfection of scale and form with very narrow slightly curled leaves and delicate white flowers followed by improbably rich blue shiny fruit. Involuntary moaning is perfectly acceptable. Very slow clumper.
Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Black Beard'
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$12.00
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Quart Pot
New introduction from the UK with longer leaves and increased vigor, this is sure to become a designer favorite. This will add an extra OOMPH! to containers or accent points in the garden. We find the standard issue indispensable and anticipate serious giddiness with this new version.
Ophiopogon sp.
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$15.00
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Gallon Pots
Our collection from 1997 in Yunnan, China of this evergreen member of the Convallariaceae. We collected seed of this on a moist rocky yet mossy partly shaded steep slope where it grew under the tree peony, Paeonia delavayi. You would think by now we would have sussed out the species but funny how owning a nursery leaves not nearly enough time for botanical ferreting. We'll work on it and have an answer summer of 2012. Nothing like a deadline. This has small white flowers followed by glossy blue-black fruit like clustered gleaming exotic pearls. This has been a stalwart plant in our shade garden asking little and requiring less. This is not a creeper but a distinct and defined clumper with long fine-bladed green grassy leaves making a dense mop of foliage to 18" tall. These are divsions from the original collections.