Amsonia glaberrima Hardins Gem Podophyllum The most common imposter are

The most common imposter are some of the weedy pinellias

Trismeria trifoliata grows in seasonally flooded low areas but has shown amazing adaptability under a variety of less-favorable garden conditions

We found this narrow-leaf

when it is topped with narrow bushy plumes

the yellow edge changes to white with an unusual light green overlay

Amsonia glaberrima Hardins Gem Podophyllum The most common imposter areAmsonia glaberrima 'Hardin's Gem' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our clonal selection from a Rick Lewandowski wild seed collection from Hardin County, Texas. Some authorities include Amsonia glaberrima in Amsonia tabernaemontana, which makes it obvious that they've never actually grown both plants. Amsonia 'Hardin's Gem' forms a very compact 30" tall x 4' wide dense mass of smooth, narrow green leaves, and topped with flower spikes that