Helleborus liguricus Sarcococca Our offering of Clematis scottii

Our offering of Clematis scottii 'Custer's Best Stand' are seed grown from where else

Replant in spring once the soil has warmed up

who was killed in an auto accident in 2011 at age 57

early-flowering clonal selection starts flowering in November and continues into January

Amorphophallus titanum likes it hot

Helleborus liguricus Sarcococca Our offering of Clematis scottii(Helleborus liguricus TCM 136) Helleborus liguricus is a recently (2006) named species, discovered in Northern Italy near the Ligurian Sea, and considered unique from nearby Helleborus abruzzicus and Helleborus bocconei. The foliage of the 15" tall x 2' wide clump is less divided and the ivory green flowers are both larger and quite fragrant. Our offering are seed grown from an original Tom Mitchell seed collection in the Tuscan town of Sassetta.