Aster yomena Shogun Plants from Japan Cypripedium tibeticum is a tiny

Cypripedium tibeticum is a tiny hardy ladyslipper orchid species native to southern China (southern Gansu

In mid-August in NC

Sarracenia alata clumps are adorned with bizarrely beautiful

snapdragon-like flowers that top the plant in late April/May

(aka: Stipa tenuissima) We truly love this Southwest US native grass

Aster yomena Shogun Plants from Japan Cypripedium tibeticum is a tiny(syn: Kalimeris yomena) Aster yomena 'Shogun' is a delightful, easy to grow, deciduous perennial (we made up the common name) that hails from Japan and South Korea, where it grows in fields and forest edges. The plants emerge in spring with stunning yellow edges on the cut leaf foliage, that eventually ages to green. The moderately spreading habit (to 6' wide in 3 years in good soil) mingles well in the border. In early fall, the plants are topped