Pyrrosia hastata Storm Watch Isopyrum Our oldest clumps have reached

Our oldest clumps have reached a maximum height of 18' tall

and lovely recurved petal tips

the flower heads of Lycoris radiata 'Benikujyaku’ resemble a young Phyllis Diller

Paeonia 'Avalon' is a splendid peony from the work of William Krekler and later selected and introduced in 2003 by nurseryman/plantsman Roy Klehm

Although native to low moist areas

Pyrrosia hastata Storm Watch Isopyrum Our oldest clumps have reachedPyrrosia hastata 'Storm Watch' is our 2023 introduction of a formerly un named selection of the Asian (China, Korea, Japan) native, which in situ grows as an epiphyte (a very clingy plant). In the garden, the evergreen Pyrrosia hastata forms a 1' tall x 2' wide, tight clump with great age. The three pronged felty leaves are typically solid green, but this selection we obtained from a Japanese plant collector has dramatic black leaf veins. We have had