Brodiaea Rudy saw The trademark exfoliating bark adds

The trademark exfoliating bark adds interest to winter scenery

Best grown in drifts with heucheras

You don't find this color often in climbing roses—and it's certain to make a big splash next to a fence

Wonder as its tall stems bloom and rebloom effortlessly from June until September

Quite possibly the perfect peony

Brodiaea Rudy saw The trademark exfoliating bark addsOne of our favorite perennials for making the transition between spring blooming bulbs and summer flowers! Brodiaea Rudy produces clusters of white flowers with violet stripesup to 25 blooms per stemin early summer. It's a great accent for borders and containers. Where Brodiaea Rudy really shines, though, is when planted en masse for sweeps of color in naturalized areas or along woodland borders. Has attractive narrow, gray green, grasslike foliage.