Hesperaloe engelmannii Perpa PP 21729 Drimiopsis is that really winter hardy

is that really winter hardy

spiny leaves

rounded foliage (glossy purple in winter) that lays flat on the ground

the top of the deer-resistant clump is adorned with hundreds of large

Viola pedata is one of the few viola species in an otherwise weedy genus that we allow in our garden

Hesperaloe engelmannii Perpa PP 21729 Drimiopsis is that really winter hardy(aka: Brakelights Hesperaloe) Hesperaloe 'Perpa' is the first cloned selection of drought tolerant Texas native Hesperaloe parviflora from plantsman Ron Gass of Arizona's Mountain States Nursery. Hesperaloe 'Perpa' is a rather compact growing hesperaloe with thick, glaucous green leaves that top out at 18" tall. The tight clumps are topped with 42" spikes, ending in brilliant scarlet red flowers starting in early June (NC). Important safety tip be