Astrolepis windhamii Rhapidophyllum with 2' tall stalks of

with 2' tall stalks of 12-15 deep pink

6" long leaves are adorned with chalky

with a very unusual center variegation pattern of butterscotch

Adiantum venustum is a superb

Helleborus foetidus belongs in every garden where winter interest is desired and this species can be grown

Astrolepis windhamii Rhapidophyllum with 2' tall stalks of(syn: Notholaena windhamii) Astrolepis windhamii is a recently described apogamous (sexually self actualized) species of desert fern thought to have speciated from a horticultural mnage trois between Astrolepis cochisensis, Astrolepis sinuata, and a third party yet to be named. Astrolepis windhamii occurs in both alkaline and acidic soils, up to 5,500' elevation from West Texas west through Arizona. Astrolepis windhamii resembles Astrolepis sinuata