Thelypteris normalis var lindheimeri Weekend at Boerne Ponerorchis Aspidistra 'Ginga'

Aspidistra 'Ginga'

is highly prized by shade gardeners in areas with high deer pressure

not only will all of the spent flower stalks be removed but so too spring's now shabby foliage

Epimedium dewuense is similar to both Epimedium fargesii and Epimedium dolichostemon

the patterning does persist throughout the entire plant

Thelypteris normalis var lindheimeri Weekend at Boerne Ponerorchis Aspidistra 'Ginga'(syn: Thelypteris ovata var. lindheimeri A3T 028) During a weekend at Boerne (pronounced "Bernie"), Texas, I stumbled (not for the reasons you imagine) on this stunning form of Thelypteris normalis var. lindheimeri growing along the edge of Wasp Creek. Unlike the 18" tall form we already grew, this gem reached 3' tall with upright but elegantly arching, light green fronds. Everyone who has seen this at our garden has asked about it, so we coaxed a few