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Oklahoma (on the Colorado/New Mexico border) This tiny population of the narrow blue-leaf soapwort is renown for its miniature plants with heads of foliage no more than 8" across

Pam shared this special form of Myosotis palustris

The 4' wide clumps of pointed

but because of the difficulty in rooting this species

Aucuba japonica Ogon no Tsuki Brahea is an astonishing breakthrough inAucuba japonica 'Ogon no tsuki' is one of the rarest and most spectacular aucuba cultivars. The dark green leaves with wide creamy gold centers makes a screamingly brilliant garden feature in the light shade woodland. Due to the large amount of white in the leaf, which reduces the photosynthetic surface, Aucuba 'Ogon no tsuki' is incredibly slow growing. Our 10 year old plant is only 3' tall x 2' wide. Watch our Plant Spotlight video for more