Deep red buds open to magnificent peony-like, rosy-red flowers with a delightful fragrance. The mid-season blooms create a dazzling contrast against the glossy, dark green foliage, brightening lightly shaded settings.
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A true garden jewel, this dazzling Lady produces an abundance of large flowers often white or soft pink but striped, speckled or splashed with varying colors in different patterns on the petals.
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Sweetly fragrant and long-lasting, Passiflora ‘Snow Queen’ is a vigorous, semi-evergreen climber with twining tendrils and large, pure white flowers.
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It’s blue, it’s beautiful, and its blooming cycle goes on for many months. This Walking Iris thrives under varying light conditions and continues to throw out flowers from its blooming spurs from late winter to summer.
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This big, brawny fern sports bright green fronds with bold, broad leaves and makes its relatives, Boston fern and Kimberly Queen fern, look little by comparison.
A gracefully arching native fern that naturalizes well in wet or boggy areas, and can be used in a garden setting as long as the soil is moist; adds beautiful texture to a shade garden.
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A lovely fern, furnishing bright green foliage with a fine, lacy texture. A dark brown trunk holds a spreading crown of the feathery, arching fronds. A beautiful accent for a lush tropical effect and a great presence in the landscape.
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An extremely hardy palm tree with an attractive, compact crown with large, stiff, fan-like, green foliage and distinctive hairy black fibers covering its slender, graceful trunk.
Actually not a fern at all, this oversized spikemoss is named for its lacy, scaly frond-like leaves that resemble an Arborvitae, Slowly spreads to create a mounding groundcover for shady areas.
This shade loving plant has rosy brown colored new fronds which mature to rich glossy green.