Dryopteris filix mas Linearis Polydactyla Rohdea We prefer to cut the

We prefer to cut the old flower stalks back after the seed has dispersed

We have found Giant Plume Ginger to thrive in both light shade as well as in a few hours of sun

simply outstanding

The 2017 Perennial Plant Association plant of the year

Cheilanthes tomentosa

Dryopteris filix mas Linearis Polydactyla Rohdea We prefer to cut theDryopteris 'Linearis Polydactyla' is an old English selection of Dryopteris filix mas, which shares a native range of both North America and Europe. The common name, slender crested male fern, sounds like one of fancy royal folks with four names and a hyphen! This open growing, deciduous male fern selection produces 3' tall fronds with an airy texture. At the end of each leaf is a forked pinnule it splits in two. Each frond also ends in a cute little