Dryopteris australis Part Sun to Shade former Director of the Mt

former Director of the Mt

dry shade suits Asarum minamitanianum just fine

interspersed in late fall and again in late winter/early spring with fragrant dark purple flowers nestled just below the leaf tips

Epimedium ilicifolium

much faster in alkaline soils

Dryopteris australis Part Sun to Shade former Director of the MtDryopteris x australis is a very rare East Coast American native a naturally occurring hybrid between Dryopteris x celsa and Dryopteris ludoviciana. The growth habit is dramatically upright with large, coarse, dark green, semi evergreen fronds reminiscent of a giant Christmas fern plugged into an electrical outlet! This is a very structural, deer resistant fern for the moist woodland garden, eventually making a clump 4'+ tall x 2' wide. Although