An as yet unidentified Asperula from the late Kathy Allens magnificent southern Oregon Garden, this one has light pink/white flowers and a perfect cushion forming habit. Any taxonomists out there? I did talk to some of the experts at Denver and while I can’t say with 100% confidence quite yet, this may be Asperula pontica.
It is a fantastic cushion/mat forming species for the rock garden, looking absolutely dynamite in the sand beds this year.
Excellent rock garden, trough, or crevice garden specimen
An as yet unidentified Asperula from the late Kathy Allens magnificent southern Oregon Garden, this one has light pink/white flowers and a perfect cushion forming habit. Any taxonomists out there? I did talk to some of the experts at Denver and while I can’t say with 100% confidence quite yet, this may be Asperula pontica.
It is a fantastic cushion/mat forming species for the rock garden, looking absolutely dynamite in the sand beds this year.
Excellent rock garden, trough, or crevice garden specimen
