Salvia greggii Teresa Sisyrinchium This is one of the

This is one of the best but least-known hostas ever introduced

Named after 19th century German botanist/pteridologist Alexander Braun

especially after too much scotch (I mean butterscotch)

something to do with the location that it was originally found

deer-resistant Epimedium grandiflorum

Salvia greggii Teresa Sisyrinchium This is one of theWe nearly fell off our chairs when we first saw a photo of Salvia 'Teresa' damn chairs. This wild and crazy mutation was discovered by Texan David Steinbrunner and named after his wife, Teresa. The branch sport from a red Salvia greggii has white flowers highlighted by a light purple base just above the calyx as well as purple streaks on the lower lip very different from any salvia I've ever seen. The 3' tall x 3' wide, upright, deer resistant clump