Tamarix ramosissima Pink Cascade Asparagus re-emerging in late fall/early winter

re-emerging in late fall/early winter

the clumps are topped with clusters of light green flowers

simply outstanding

are topped in late spring with a stunning purple and white pouch

This dwarf Les Hannibal cross of Crinum moorei x Crinum americanum is the fastest-multiplying crinum that we have ever seen

Tamarix ramosissima Pink Cascade Asparagus re-emerging in late fall/early winterTamarix ramosissima is a plant like lantana or impatiens, which can be great or problematic depending on where it is grown. In our NC climate, it is a phenomenal garden performer, thriving in both dry and moist soils. The 12' tall woody stems are adorned with glaucous juniper like foliage and topped from May until frost with stunning open plumes of light pink flowers a great source of honeybee nectar. In desert climates, Tamarix ramosissima should not