Gentiana saponaria Rockford 5b The powder blue leaves with

The powder blue leaves with long red spines form rosettes that are often solitary but will offset occasionally once established

spiny-edged leaves of Epimedium sagittatum emerge bronze in spring

leaving small offsets) lilies grow as a basal set of bold-textured leaves until they store enough energy to produce a massive 8' tall spike in summer

glossy green tropical-looking leaf perched atop a solitary 3' fleshy green stem

but we implore you to find something less attractive and less expensive to consume

Gentiana saponaria Rockford 5b The powder blue leaves withGentiana saponaria 'Rockford' is a 2016 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a special strain of the easy to grow, deciduous, North American (Illinois through Louisiana) native, fall flowering perennial. In the wild, soapwort gentian is often found in low, damp areas, but in the garden, it's thrived in typical soil in open woodland conditions. Gentiana saponaria 'Rockford' was discovered by our own Zac Hill, who found this exceptionally vigorous