Salvia regla Jame Miscanthus Asclpeias tuberosa is prized by

Asclpeias tuberosa is prized by a number of pollinators such as native bees

Yucca 'Wilder's Wonderful' (from the late plantsman Bobby Wilder)

Acorus gramineus 'Licorice'

making a 15" wide rosette

The foliage of Impatiens omeiana resembles a New Guinea impatiens

Salvia regla Jame Miscanthus Asclpeias tuberosa is prized byThis Dr. Rich Dufresne collection of Salvia regla from Jame, Coahuila, Mexico, is a star in southern gardens. The glossy green, round foliage adorns this upright growing woody salvia to nearly 4' tall x 5' wide. In early fall (September and October for us), Salvia 'Jame' is adorned with 3" long scarlet orange, tubular flowers a hummingbird's version of winning the Powerball lottery. Salvia regla 'Jame' is quite unique in the world of hardy salvias!