Eryngium ravenelii Charleston Blues Bambusa The stalks are either solid

The stalks are either solid green or green with grey spots and are each topped with a glossy green leaf

what else would you expect from monks

glossy evergreen clump has new foliage that emerges with a pink flush and is topped in late spring with 20" arching spikes of large

Aspidistra 'Ginga'

Eryngium ravenelii Charleston Blues Bambusa The stalks are either solid(aka: Eryngium aquaticum var. ravenelii) Eryngium ravenelii is one of those wonderful southeast natives that you wonder why everyone doesn't grow. Shared by plant prodigy Dr. Patrick McMillan, Eryngium ravenelii forms a small basal rosette of 1' long linear leaves, which, starting for us in mid August, is topped with 30" tall flowering stalks, each ending in branched antennae like clusters of 6 10 blue fuzzy, thumb sized ball like flower heads a