Matteuccia orientalis Pycnanthemum Our offerings are grown from

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

This vigorous grower will add the crowning touch to your woodland or part sun garden

we named this selection because of the excellent pewter foliage

We have planted two masses of these in our new border to the tune of oohs and aahs

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