Agapetes species AP2018-96, Himalayan Lanterns Size:0.5 qt and a good candidate for

and a good candidate for a larger container since it is slow-growing

In the zero-degree temperatures of 2013

(Cliff Maids — could be a name for a women's rock-climbing club with Lewisia for a logo

5 feet tall and 1 foot wide

choose this brilliant purple Aster to provide panache in the meadow garden

Agapetes species AP2018-96, Himalayan Lanterns Size:0.5 qt and a good candidate forThe seed of this very attractive Agapetes, possibly a new species, was collected from a steep road cut in the mountains, north of Mayodia Pass en route to Anini, Arunachal Pradesh in Northeastern, India with Dan Hinkley and Shayne Chandler in 2018. In situ, this evergreen shrub with dark green, waxy leaves, lighter on the reverse, was about 3' high by 4' wide. The new growth is a handsome smokey reddish brown. We fell in love with the flowers when