Orostachys malacophylla Astrolepis A mass of Lycoris sanguinea

A mass of Lycoris sanguinea in the woodland garden is quite stunning

trumpet-shaped flowers per stalk are light pink

'Vanilla Cream' and were very excited to hear of a new mutation

Hydrastis canadensis is a rare US native (Minnesota south to Georgia) monotypic genus

Orostachys malacophylla Astrolepis A mass of Lycoris sanguinea(syn: Sedum malacophyllum) If you like sedums and hens and chicks, then you'll love their cousin, Orostachys. The easy to grow 2" tall x 1' wide clumps of short, fleshy, green rosettes carpet the ground in a dry rock garden setting. In summer, the rosettes rise like an erupting volcano as they burst into flower. Orostachys malacophylla is closely allied to Orostachys aggregatus, and sunk into synonymy by many taxonomists. (In lay language, they think