I have some additional native plants growing in my rock garden. Most of these don't require a rocky environment, but they often grow in rocky areas in the wild. Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Aster linariifolius Hypoxis hirsuta Aquilegia canadensis Asclepias verticillata Campanula rotundifolia Silene caroliniana Antennaria neglecta Corydalis sempervirens (an annual for me, but self-sows) Phlox subulata Penstemon hirsutus var. pygmaeus Potentilla tridentata Leiophyllum buxifolium is a wonderful plant, but particular in its requirements. In the wild, it grows in areas of moist, acidic sand, and not, as far as I know, in rocky areas. I doubt it would object to growing in a rock garden, but be sure to give it very acidic soil. Since you're interested in rock gardening, you might think about joining the North American Rock Garden Society. They have a seed exchange that is a good source of unusual native seeds -- I got a number of the plants listed above through their seed exchange or from other members of the society. Here is a link that might be useful: North American Rock Garden Society

Hi Folks, I am in search of plants/cuttings/and or seed of this Southeast native for my garden. Thanks and please reply to my private email at: wildflowerman_2000@yahoo.com . Thanks for any help, Mark

Hi Folks, I am in search of plants/cuttings/and or seed of this Southeast native for my garden. Thanks and please reply to my private email at: wildflowerman_2000@yahoo.com . Thanks for any help, Mark

Hi Folks, I am in search of plants/cuttings/and or seed of this Southeast native for my garden. Thanks and please reply to my private email at: wildflowerman_2000@yahoo.com . Thanks for any help, Mark