Tigridia pavonia El Salto Andropogon much nicer than any of

much nicer than any of the midwestern US genetics we've grown

the plant is laden with up to 100 huge

surrounded by a wide

Adiantum 'Bermuda Run' is composed of light green pinnae (fern leaflets) held along 1' long black arching stipes and forms a spreading mat to 10" tall x 4' wide in 10 years

Named for Phyllis Norris

Tigridia pavonia El Salto Andropogon much nicer than any of(aka: Tigridia pavonia T84 29s) Tigridia pavonia 'El Salto' is a 1999 seed collection from an expedition by Yucca Do founder, John Fairey and North American Rock Garden Society director, Bobby Ward. This population was discovered in El Salto, Coahuila, Mexico at 5,200' elevation, growing near Agave celsii. Unlike the Dutch produced tigridias, which are worthless for us as perennials, Tigridia 'El Salto' has thrived in the garden since 2000. The