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Sandy Claws Barrenwort

It is hard to ignore this shade lover that sports mounds of long leaves with spiny margins that flush a brilliant maroon in spring. Airy cream-colored flowers are held above […]

Yellow Barrenwort

Mounding plant, which grows well as a groundcover under trees. Moist soil conditions especially in full sun. Heart-shaped foliage, 1″ yellow flowers. May.

Pink Elf Barrenwort

This delightful introduction is the perfect choice for a rockgarden or as a low-light groundcover. Airy, light pink spurred blooms with a deeper pink cup line red, wiry stalks in […]

Large, pure-white flowers trimmed with purple sepals stand above the foliage in spring, and the bright, grass-green leaves stay attractive till frost. Alabaster™ makes a distinctive container selection, rock garden specimen, […]

Domino Barrenwort

Superb green mottled red foliage forms a mound that is topped by a cloud of delicate white spurred flowers with pink centers in mid-spring. Like all Epimedium, ‘Domino’ thrives in […]

Jurassic Gold Wood Fern

Brilliant spring foliage color gives your garden a real wake up call as young shoots are golden-orange fading to bright golden-yellow and green as they mature in later spring. Outstanding […]

Leather Wood Fern

Evergreen fern which grows into a tight, flowing form. New leaves emerge light green, mature lustrous, grayish-green leathery fronds. Invaluable to native birds, and creates a year-round textural presence in […]

Goldy’s Wood Fern

Named after Scottish Botanist, John Goldie, this large fern has green fronds that will rise above most hosta’s and Hellebores in the woodland garden. Stately with an arching, vase-like form, […]

Clinton’s Wood Fern

Named after its founder and developer, George William Clinton, this large fern has green fronds whose medium size will fill in empty spaces woodland garden with tall fronds growing between […]

Night Heron Fairy Bells

This sleek, sophisticated, evergreen perennial will add a mystique to your landscape.In spring dark black-purple stems rise like asparagus from the soil, reaching heights of 4 to 6 feet tall. […]