Blechnum nipponicum Agapanthus This is the reverse variegation

This is the reverse variegation pattern of the ever-popular H

deer-resistant groundcover (4' wide in 2 years) in the moist woodland garden

creating a neat contrast

Amsonias hybridize with other amsonias in the garden

Asparagus 'Graham's Cracker' is tardily deciduous

Blechnum nipponicum Agapanthus This is the reverse variegationWhile most blechnum ferns hate our humid summers, the Asian native Blechnum nipponicum has proven quite reliable. Blechnum nipponicum makes a unique symmetrical evergreen clump of 18" long fronds that emerge rosy red and upright, then flatten out late in the growing season, appearing as though a testosterone laden spouse drove through the woodland garden with a heavy duty tractor. Although it's not the easiest fern to cultivate, a well prepared soil