Emily McKenzie Crocosmia Rose bush and tasty fruit of any

and tasty fruit of any elderberry

Beverly Sills will bloom in the very first season in which it is planted

The flowers are enormous – up to 8-10" across and are produced nearly non-stop from mid-summer until first frost

with the striking foliage filling in as a supporting act

the Alaska Daisy is non-invasive and well-behaved

Emily McKenzie Crocosmia Rose bush and tasty fruit of anyA cross of Crocosmia and Tritonia produced this large flowered variety, widely grown for cut flowers. Brilliant orange accented with a red halo like ring surrounding a yellow throat. The name comes from the Greek language and means "saffron smell", which reportedly can be detected when dried flowers are submerged in water. Brilliantly colored flowers, deep green leaves, blooming in July August. Wiry stems make it ideal for cut flowers. Plant in a