Nerium oleander Mathilde Ferrier Carnivorous plants evergreen clump of sharply toothed

evergreen clump of sharply toothed

Although it is also tolerant of garden soils with average to slightly dry soils

from Wisconsin nurseryman

they are also pollinated by bats

The structure also helps the garden remain much more interesting in winter than a flat carpet of brown mulch

Nerium oleander Mathilde Ferrier Carnivorous plants evergreen clump of sharply toothedAfter our 1984 record shattering 9 degrees F, we began a local search for oleanders that had survived our killer freeze there weren't many. One of the plants we ran across was Nerium 'Mathilde Ferrier'. Although it was badly burned at 9 degrees F, it returned the following spring with great vigor. Atop the 8' tall bushes are bouquets of double, light yellow flowers, that start for us in late June.