Polygonatum falcatum Tiger Stripes Myosotis Mature architectural specimens of Nolina

Mature architectural specimens of Nolina nelsonii resemble giant ponytail palms

Native to moist slopes and low woods from Minnesota south to Alabama

Introduced and named by top hosta breeder Olga Petryszyn as a birthday present to her brother

followed close behind by the small yellow flowers

seed-grown plants from Pickens County

Polygonatum falcatum Tiger Stripes Myosotis Mature architectural specimens of NolinaPolygonatum falcatum 'Tiger Stripes' is an attention getting variegated selection of the Asian native, deciduous Solomon's Seal. Polygonatum 'Tiger Stripes' produces 2' long arching thin stalks, adorned on the upper half of each with 6" long green leaves, highlighted by creamy veins. The vein color of the foliage fades in summer heat, but the stalks remain, and are adorned in September and October with abundant and attractive fruit clusters (2 4