Coniogramme affinis Ping Wu Aristolochia the stalks are a great

the stalks are a great structural element in the garden anyway

The origin of the Kniphofia known as 'Lola': Jimmy Massey sited this large specimen in a yard in the Morganton

While each pinna (fern leaf) is larger than most other holly ferns

Colocasia 'Black Runner' is one of the most striking elephant ears we grow

The 5' wide clumps are composed of thick

Coniogramme affinis Ping Wu Aristolochia the stalks are a greatThis Hans Hansen fern spore collection hails from Ping Wu in China's Sichuan province at 5,000' elevation. The 3' long, dark green, glossy tripinnate fronds arch upward to form a 3' tall x 4' wide plant in 5 years. The thick underground rhizomes spread outward, but not at a rate that will prove scary or invasive in the woodland garden. Coniogramme affinis stays evergreen in mild winters, but is tardily deciduous when really cold weather arrives. The