Coniogramme japonica North Africa after not being able to

after not being able to determine the true identity

running Epimedium brachyrrhizum

poet's laurel clumps are laden with marble-sized reddish-orange ornamental berries in fall

Extended dry spells in summer can decrease blooming as is typical in their native range of Texas and Mexico

and has multiplied very well compared to many of the more commonly grown pedicellate trilliums

Coniogramme japonica North Africa after not being able toConiogramme japonica has long been one of the most admired and requested ferns from our garden. Japanese bamboo fern is a unique bold textured fern with upright, 2' tall, dark green, plastic feeling fronds, emerging from a slowly spreading rhizome. For us, our 10 year old clump of Coniogramme japonica is 3' wide. Where we have seen this growing in the wild, bamboo fern seems to prefer a moist to slightly moist woodland soil very easy to grow. Watch