Ammocharis coranica Thermopsis Crinum amoenum adapts beautifully to

Crinum amoenum adapts beautifully to normal garden conditions

This variegated Japanese iris is happy in all but the driest of garden soils

While rhynchospora will prosper in all but the driest of garden soils

The vigorous Polygonatum infundiflorum 'Lemon Seoul' forms a rapidly multiplying clump to 6' wide in 10 years

Ammocharis coranica Thermopsis Crinum amoenum adapts beautifully toAmmocharis are some of the many bizarre South African bulbs that make great garden subjects but are still far too little known outside of their native habitats. We have been very impressed with the performance of Ammocharis coranica in our gardens over the last several years. This native of seasonally wet, hot, sandy soils emerges in late spring with 12" long x 1" wide, glaucous, strap like, ground hugging leaves. Imagine a crinum run over by a