Bare Root Adam's Needle (Yucca filamentosa)

Bare Root Adam's Needle (Yucca filamentosa)Hardy, North American perennial Tall spikes of creamy white, bell shaped flowers in early summer; distinctive, sword like leaves in dense rosettes Origin: United States Native to the southeastern United States, Yucca filamentosa was introduced to gardens by 1675, and was then known as Silk Grass or Bear Grass. Thomas Jefferson included "Beargrass" in a list of 'Objects for the Garden' at Monticello in 1794. Fiber obtained from the leaves is one of the

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Jean-Antoine Houdon

The double-flowering sorts were popular shrubs in Victorian and Edwardian gardens

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Maltese Cross is thought to have been introduced to European gardens by Louis IX on his return from the Holy Land

'Henry's Garnet'

garden pests of the time