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Adaptable to a wide variety of soil and weather conditions.

Will tolerate clay soil.

Maryott's has this listed as Dormant.

Most beautyberries require a pollinator for fruit, but 'Profusion' is self-pollinating and always has a ton of berries! I have only one shrub, so this plant takes care of its own fertilizing.

Maryott's has confirmed that this daylily is Dormant in his garden.

Very bright yellow.

Marilyn Maryott mentioned that this Daylily was named after her Grandmother and is very special to her.

They reseed easily and they are drought tolerant as far as Hostas go, also sun tolerant, slug resistant, and rapid growers. Good heat tolerance in zone 8.

Maryott's reclassified this as a dormant on their website.

Lazy S's farm says this, "AND not only is it deer resistant but planted amongst your other perennials and allowed to naturalize, WILL KEEP DEER OUT OF YOUR GARDEN. They won't go anywhere near this plant!"

75 buds and arching foliage.

Lamium purpureum is a mint-family plant known as purple dead nettle. It is said to be high in a number of nutrients including antioxidants, those cancer-busting compounds we can all use more of!

Very invasive, blooms and drops seeds in late winter before I ever get out. The few I used to ignore have become a few thousand. They are everywhere. I sprayed them with round up and they laughed at me. Maybe a stronger mix would do better, or full strength! Problem is they have grown over entire flower beds that have plants in them. Spray is out of question there. Sigh, rolling my eyes.

Maryott's said they have reports from MI that this cultivars thrives fine in the cold.

Reported to be somewhat susceptible to rust and also perhaps not particularly winter hardy. (Maryott's)

Great Hosta for southern gardens because of lower than normal winter dormancy requirement.

Maryott's re-classed this as a Dormant.

Reported to be very rust resistant. (Maryott's)

Maryott's has re-classed this as a Dormant.

Reported to be extremely resistant to rust. (Maryott's)