Dryopteris dickinsii Crispa Liriope fall-flowering perennial

fall-flowering perennial

which appears to be a non-valid name which first appeared in 1977 in Buckley's 1977 Canadian Garden Perennials

Fargesia scabrida has a habit similar to Fargesia robusta as it forms a 12' tall clump prized for its large foliage and prominent leaf sheaths which often emerge bright orange

deer-resistant baptisia with charcoal-green stems (when mature) and dozens of giant lupine-like flower heads of dusty purple

the branch tips are adorned with floral clusters which feature the oversized

Dryopteris dickinsii Crispa Liriope fall-flowering perennialDryopteris dickinsii 'Crispa' has long been a favorite fern in our garden, and we have finally gotten around to propagating them. Despite its widespread native habitat from India to Taiwan, where it can be found along watercourses at elevations between 3,000' and 8,000', Dryopteris dickinsii is rarely seen in gardens. For us, it has proven amazingly easy in cultivation under a wide range of conditions. The solitary 15" tall x 2' wide rosette of