Astrolepis sinuata Parker Creek Hibiscus this selection of Podophyllum peltatum

this selection of Podophyllum peltatum was discovered in Missouri

such as at a white house

Cinnamon fern prefers a moist to seasonally waterlogged soils

000' elevation)

white-edged hosta leaf sown in the middle

Astrolepis sinuata Parker Creek Hibiscus this selection of Podophyllum peltatum(syn: Cheilanthes sinuata) Astrolepis sinuata 'Parker Creek' is a 2018 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that comes from our 2005 spore collection from 5,200' elevation in Arizona's Gila County. This fascinating desert fern has been happy in our southeastern US rock garden for well over a decade, forming a 1' tall x 18" wide clump of dark olive, narrow, upright, evergreen fronds with fuzzy brown backs. Although Astrolepis sinuata is native in alkaline