Salvia microphylla "Lutea" 25/9 Restock Woodlanders is likely the first

Woodlanders is likely the first nursery to make Podocarpus parlatorei available in the United States

and 'Bluebird' is among the best forms

Introduced in the 1890s and long known simply as the Anemone rose for the poppy-like simplicity of the bloom

points less to the ripe fruit

and in some warm regions

Salvia microphylla "Lutea" 25/9 Restock Woodlanders is likely the firstSalvia microphylla 'Lutea' is an uncommon yellow flowered form of the littleleaf or baby sage, a small woody shrub of the mountains of Mexico and the borderlands. Where the species carries the usual salvia scarlet or orange red, 'Lutea' opens soft, pale yellow flowers instead, a quiet and unusual color on a plant otherwise known for hot tones, and blooms over a long season from late spring into fall. The small, glossy leaves give the plant its name