Verbena catharinae Lavender Frappe Amaryllids seemingly the first to import

seemingly the first to import this new succulent into the US from Thailand

Since we first planted Dryopteris pycnopteroides in 2000

Picture a tropical-looking

During decades of growing this outdoors

Soggy soils are about the only thing that will send these to meet their namesakes

Verbena catharinae Lavender Frappe Amaryllids seemingly the first to importVerbena 'Lavender Frappe' is a 2011 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a fantastic Yucca Do selection of the little known Verbena catharinae from the extreme southern tip of Brazil. In appearance, Verbena catharinae looks like a flat growing form of Verbena tenuisecta, but after handling our brutal 2010 2011 winter without a blink, we knew we had something special. The 1" tall drought tolerant carpet of finely dissected green foliage is topped all