Nerium oleander Mathilde Ferrier Fillers truly a sight for sore

truly a sight for sore gardeners

you will enjoy the contrasting metallic-purple leaf backs

In dry locations it behaves acceptably well

This delicate little trailer grows from a 6" long carrot-like taproot

It will tolerate a dry site but perform more satisfactorily in moist well drained soil

Nerium oleander Mathilde Ferrier Fillers truly a sight for soreAfter 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.