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Starting in October/November (weather permitting)
The prostrate woody stems are adorned with rosemary-like
it mingles
growing in seasonally moist roadside ditches alongside old tires
We can think of few better woodland drought-tolerant groundcovers for summer flowering than this amazing gesneriad
Thelypteris kunthii Hallucinogenic Plants Starting in October/November (weather permitting)(aka: Pelazoneuron kunthii, Thelypteris normalis) The robust Thelypteris kunthii is one of our favorite Southeast US native ferns and certainly one of the most durable ferns we grow. Native to swamps and streambanks from SC west to Texas, the large, light green triangular fronds of abundant maiden fern are produced all summer, and contrast nicely with the near white stipes (stems) that support them. The slowly rhizomatous, deer resistant, winter