Cerastium banaticum Moonshine Boesenbergia where it has thrived for

where it has thrived for over a decade

we think you'll be thrilled at this amazing ornamental grass

Our 2003 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction is a NC native clonal selection made by former Plant Delights staffer

All pyrrosia lingua forms are just as happy growing on a tree or rock as long as their foliage gets adequate moisture

Cerastium banaticum Moonshine Boesenbergia where it has thrived forCerastium banaticum 'Moonshine' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a superb silver foliaged perennial a cousin to the better known genus, Dianthus. This is exceptional because we live in a climate where most silver foliaged perennials fear to tread. This Balkan peninsula native snow in summer, forms a compact, 2" tall, evergreen clumping mat of narrow silver foliage. The patch is topped, starting for us in early April, with 10" stalks of .