Oxalis violacea Battle of the Bands Punica each spotted dark brown with

each spotted dark brown with contrasting yellow anthers

The 40" tall stalks of Inca Ice princess lily are topped with clusters of light peach flowers highlighted with cinnamon flecks

Rohdea 'Gunjaku' is perfect for a dry shade site where nothing else will grow

each with up to 15 rich pink

Our oldest garden plant

Oxalis violacea Battle of the Bands Punica each spotted dark brown withOxalis violacea 'Battle of the Bands' is our 2000 collection of the lovely US native Oxalis violacea from Polk County, Tennessee. We've traveled through the US for decades looking for exceptional leaf forms of Oxalis violacea, which can vary from solid green to purple patterns, and this is one of our best. Oxalis 'Battle of the Bands' is a tight clumping form with lovely dark purple bands around the leaf edges. In April (NC), light lavender flowers