Calylophus berlandieri Butter Cream Hesperaloe The brown indumentum on the

The brown indumentum on the leaf back adds a lovely contrast to the dark green fronts

This cloned selection is one of the first Helleborus x hybridus to be tissue cultured

wooly lip fern provides enjoyment from its wooly white underneath

acts as a dieback perennial

and topped with short scapes of purple flowers in July (NC)

Calylophus berlandieri Butter Cream Hesperaloe The brown indumentum on theCalylophus berlandieri 'Butter Cream' is our 2020 introduction of a Wade Roitsch (Yucca Do) discovery in Lee Co. Texas. In the wild, Calylophus berlandieri is found in rocky, sunny grasslands, underlain with caliche, alkaline sand, or clay. The 1' tall x 3' wide clump of wavy stems are adorned with narrow, linear green leaves and 2" wide creamy yellow flowers all summer. Calylophus 'Butter Cream' is a significant color break from the typical lemony