Panicum amarum Dewey Blue Green Roofs And who says mothball-sniffing herbarium

And who says mothball-sniffing herbarium taxonomists don't have a sense of humor

which sported from another hard-to-find NC introduction

the old ones will eventually degrade

angustifolia) Here is a rare opportunity to obtain the dwarf narrow-leaf form of the wonderful winter-flowering Algerian iris

Panicum amarum Dewey Blue Green Roofs And who says mothball-sniffing herbariumThanks to Rick Darke, author of "The Color Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grasses," we now have a selection of another great native deer resistant panicum. Panicum amarum is a soil stabilizing, clump forming beach grass that grows in dry sand between dunes from Connecticut to Louisiana. Rick selected Panicum 'Dewey Blue' for its graceful habit and lovely glaucous foliage. In late summer, the 4' tall clumps (shorter in dry sand) are topped by light airy