Molinia caerulea Moorflamme Plant Delights Introductions In early-to-mid May in NC

In early-to-mid May in NC

The flowers are great for attracting an array of bees and butterflies

These offerings were cutting-grown from a plant in Gadsden County in the Florida Panhandle

each highlighted by a nearly black center

North American native yucca hybrid (Yucca aloifolia x filamentosa) was originally shared in the mid-1980s by the JC Raulston Arboretum

Molinia caerulea Moorflamme Plant Delights Introductions In early-to-mid May in NCAfter excelling in our garden trials, we are pleased to add some exceptional selections from the Eurasian ornamental grass genus, Molinia. Molinia 'Moorflamme' is a German selection that forms a deciduous clump with foliage to only 18" tall, topped, starting in late June (NC) with airy 4' tall flower spikes. Molinias are great designer plants to mix into the perennial border, since, as clump formers, they aren't aggressive near other perennials. Full