Asplenium scolopendrium ( Hart’s Tongue Fern )

Evergreen fern with strap-shaped, bright green fronds. Heart-shaped at the bases, the fronds often have wavy or crested margins. This fern likes a reasonable amount of light and enjoys a slightly alkaline, moist soil. Same as Phyllitis scolopendrium.

Asplenium nidus ( Bird’s Nest Fern )

Slow growing epiphytic fern with glossy, lance-shaped bright green leaves that form a nest-like arrangement. Commonly cultivated as a houseplant. Require high moisture, and light to partial shade. Likes bottom heat. Spreads by spores.

Aspienium bulbiferum ( Mother Spleenwort )

Short, erect rhizomes and triangular or lance-shaped, dark green fronds. The segments bear plantlets that fall off to form new plants. Excellent house plant but requires bright light indoors. Full sun to partial shade produces best growth results. Soil should […]

Aspidistra elatior ( Milky Way Cast-Iron Plant )

Glossy, dark green leaves, speckled with white are produced singly along the rhizomes. Evergreen in warm climates, sturdy house plant anywhere. Cream flowers with maroon inside are erect, fleshy and bell-shaped. Provides interesting texture and form in the shaded garden […]

Asparagus setaceus ( Asparagus Fern )

Dark green perennial vine with threadlike leaves. Great screen against walls or fences. Also used in bouquets and flower arrangements. Full sun to part shade produces best growth results. Spring fertilization is recommended. Light pruning as needed to control growth […]

Asparagus officinalis ( UC 157 Asparagus )

‘UC 157’ is a variety especially suited to growth in warmer climates with mild winters. Though it takes up space in the garden and time for establishment, no other vegetable gives you as much in return as asparagus. The tall, […]