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Excellent plant for small pots and mini-gardens. Self seeding and overwinters in pots.

My Green Dragon has reached an unusual height of just a hair under 32 inches from soil level.

This dwarf plant overwinters in my Zone 6 in a shallow pot with other perennial dwarfs. It has been growing in this way for several years.

Very Early Blooming. Always first Tulip to bloom in my yard.

This tree was planted 2 years ago. It has filled in beautifully, and in the spring when the leaves first emerge it practically glows. Beautiful color.

This plant overwintered just as pictured in a little 3-inch pot, sitting on my outside plant shelf. Zone 6. It was purchased late last summer, so I haven't seen it bloom yet, but am very much looking forward to seeing it bloom this summer.

When this plant was originally purchased in 2011 the leaves were predominantly variegated. Over the last few years there have been fewer and fewer variegated leaves, and the leaves are predominantly solid green, with fewer and fewer of the variegated leaves each year. Although I still enjoy the plant, the loss of variegation has been a disappointment.

This plant is growing very well in my flower bed, I guess it likes my red clay soil.

A very lovely addition to my Zone 6 gardens. Adds wonderful late summer color and is attractive to pollinators. Needs plenty of room to grow, either on a large trellis or tumbling over a large bush.

Lovely plant, leaf markings are the highlight of this plant although it also produces plenty of lovely flowers as well.

A new AV for me. Looking forward to seeing how this grows.

Growing in a East facing window, about 2 ft in length. This plant grows very nicely in a hanging basket or like mine in a pot on a stand.

Nice plant, beautiful shiny dark-green leaves.