Sedum rupestre Prima Angelina PP 32414 United Kingdom but Lilium speciosum 'Fourth of

but Lilium speciosum 'Fourth of July' thrives in this region

Rohdea japonica is a highly-prized

contrasting nicely with the constantly produced new foliage

And salvias are not usually eaten by deer or rabbits

Sedum rupestre Prima Angelina PP 32414 United Kingdom but Lilium speciosum 'Fourth ofSedum rupestre 'Prima Angelina' is a superb new improvement of the wildly popular, Sedum 'Angelina'. This compact, better branched, brighter colored sport was discovered by Ohio's Jared Hughes. Sedum 'Prima Angelina' has thrived in our hot, humid summers. We particularly like that this new gem remains bright gold in cold weather, where its' parent takes on an orange cast in winter. So far, no flowers have been observed on the sport. Good drainage and