Lilium Pink Taurade Perennial Plant of the Year and with toothed edges to

and with toothed edges to the silver-mottled

The small blue-green trifoliate foliage provides a nice foil for the flowers

Gardeners from cold climates are often surprised to learn that some salvias are shrubs

starting in late spring

each laden with 25-30 large spidery flowers composed of yellow spurs and an inner chartreuse cup

Lilium Pink Taurade Perennial Plant of the Year and with toothed edges toThis tall growing martagon provides a perfect vertical statement in the woodland garden. The 4'+ stems of whorled foliage (silver overlay in spring) are topped in June with large, slightly outfacing, pendant clusters of flowers. The flowers are a delightful blend of orange and pink a perfect accent plant.