An easy growing dwarf fern that enjoys fairly neutral, moist soil and not too much shade. Light green to yellow, leathery fronds that crest and branch at their tips.

An easy growing fern that enjoys fairly neutral, moist soil and not too much shade. This fern has long, thin leathery fronds. Might be realted to species Microsorum superficiale.

An easy growing fern that enjoys fairly neutral, moist soil and not too much shade. This cultivar has irregular leathery fronds with wavy edges.

An easy growing fern that enjoys fairly neutral, moist soil and not too much shade. The leathery fronds droop and end in cresting branches.

An easy growing fern that enjoys fairly neutral, moist soil and not too much shade. Light green to yellow, leathery fronds.

A low, spreading evergreen coniferous shrub. The needles have the scale-like flattened pattern of Thuja. Bright green during summer, purple to brown over the winter. Does better in cooler climates, reaching 12 inches high, with a spread of 15 feet. […]

An epiphytic orchid, with two lance-shaped leaves (3 to 5 inches long), and conical, grooved pseudobulbs. Racemes (to 8 inches) produce 3 to 6 flowers in winter. Should be grown in epiphytic orchid potting mix. Requires full light, moisture and […]

This large growing, deciduous conifer may reach heights of 60 feet and 25 feet wide. A fast grower, reaching 50 feet in just 15 or 20 years. This tree, because of its scale, is best suited to large parks, open […]

Virginia Bluebells, a native of eastern United States, resemble giant Forget-me-nots and favors cooler places, kept moist by semi-shade. Leaves are smooth, grey-green or blue-green and the blue, bell-shaped flowers that appear in clusters give the plant its name. After […]

Mat-forming perennial with slender, creeping, rooting stems. Ovate leaves are bright green, and peppermint scented, to 1/4 inch across. Tiny, tubular, lilac flowers are borne in whorls, held on short spikes. This makes a very attractive ground cover especially in […]