Asplenium tutwilerae China especially when growing on the

especially when growing on the side of a hill

Belamcanda 'Hello Yellow' is an iris relative that looks more like a dwarf gladiolus in foliage until it is topped in July with 20" tall spikes of 1" round

the new leaves are heavily flushed with red

" but we guess it's one of those southern hemisphere things

a cross of H

Asplenium tutwilerae China especially when growing on theAsplenium tutwilerae is an unusual, and very rare, naturally occurring fern from Alabama (formerly xAsplenosorus) that originated as the result of a historical conjugal visit between two native species, Asplenium platyneuron and the walking fern, Asplenium rhizophyllum. The same hybrid, published in 1865 as Asplenium ebenoides is a sterile diploid, while this hybrid, discovered in Hale County, Alabama, by botanist Julia Tutwiler in 1873, is a fertile