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From the Mexican state of Tamaulipas comes this really cool and far-out bear grass (a little Deadhead gardener lingo)
The deciduous stems usually re-sprout in spring
and we are pleased to report it has also remained vertical in our garden trials
each backed by creamy yellow sepals that resemble giant floating spiders
Orixa japonica Pearl Frost Butterfly Attracting Plants From the Mexican state ofOne of our favorite broadleaf deciduous shrubs is undoubtedly Orixa japonica 'Pearl Frost'. Orixa is a monotypic (one species) genus in the citrus (Rutaceae) family, that's virtually unknown in US gardens. We are particularly enamored with this superb, slow growing variegated form, brought into the US by plantsman Barry Yinger. Orixa 'Pearl Frost' matures at 8' tall x 6' wide, with each leaf edged in creamy white. We have found Orixa 'Pearl Frost' to