Eryngium heterophyllum Marfa Montenegro and quantities are very limited

and quantities are very limited

an invalid name referring to his hybrids of Lycoris radiata x sprengeri that had been backcrossed again with Lycoris radiata

from who else

The clumps are topped in October with typical tan miscanthus plumes

each highlighted by an attractive central cluster of yellow stamens

Eryngium heterophyllum Marfa Montenegro and quantities are very limitedEryngium heterophyllum 'Marfa' is a 2026 introduction of a Patrick McMillan Zac Hill seed collection near Marfa, Texas. In the wild, it can be found between 4,000' and 7,000' elevation, near watercourses in the region surrounding west Texas. The green basal rosette gives rise to 20" tall, naked silvery stalks, topped in September with branched, spiny flower clusters that open with a blue cast, but age quickly to silver. Strangely enough, this is a