blooming hardest in sun and asking for little once established
wanting partial shade and moist but well-drained soil with some organic matter
and a drift naturalizes slowly into a handsome colony over the years
sword-shaped leaves boldly striped in white and green that stay dense and upright through the season and lend crisp
cleaner pink than the wild type on flowers a shade larger
Tripterygium regelii 25/2 Restock blooming hardest in sun andTripterygium regelii is a big, rambling, almost vine like shrub from the temperate woodlands of Japan, Korea, and Manchuria, closely related to the celebrated thunder god vine of Chinese medicine. The genus name is a piece of plain description: from the Greek treis, three, and pteryx, a wing, for the papery three winged fruits that hang in pale green clusters after flowering. The species honors Eduard von Regel, the nineteenth century botanist who