Matteuccia orientalis Pycnanthemum Our offerings are grown from

Our offerings are grown from nursery-propagated divisions and not dug from the wild

the 8" tall clumps are smothered with large creamy cups

highlighted by wine-purple stamens

Phlox subulata 'Nettleton's Variation' is an English discovery of our North American (Maine to Wisconsin

Crinum 'Garden Party' makes a clump of wide

Matteuccia orientalis Pycnanthemum Our offerings are grown from(aka: Pentarhizidium orientale) We have been growing this amazingly unique Chinese selection of fern since 2003 and wanted to share, but getting its spores to germinate has proven quite frustrating. Unlike other ostrich ferns, Matteuccia orientalis is a clump former, with outwardly arching deciduous sterile fronds as well as persistent upright fertile fronds that remain ornamental through the winter. Although Matteuccia orientalis likes moist, organic