Allium altaicum Bone Head RHS Award of Merit Winners The slowly stoloniferous rhizomes give

The slowly stoloniferous rhizomes give rise to serrate green basal leaves

The solitary

Adiantum tricholepis prefers an average to moist soil and a pH of at least 6

which adds winter interest to the woodland gardens

picture an anorexic run over by a yellow Volkswagen

Allium altaicum Bone Head RHS Award of Merit Winners The slowly stoloniferous rhizomes giveThanks to Denver Botanic Garden horticulturist Mike Bone for collecting this amazingly ornamental onion from the Central Asian (Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan) steppes. The 1. 5' tall x 3' wide clumps are composed of widely inflated blue leaves and topped starting in early July with 30" tall stalks, each ending in a 2" ball of white flowers. This is both an attractive and curious attention drawing plant that thrives in a dry, well drained site. Many