Woodwardia unigemmata, Jeweled Chain Fern attracts butterflies it takes a few years

it takes a few years to establish and then it will take off

this fabulously rewarding but hard-to-come-by shrub has sage-green leaves and abundant

This rather recent and native Chinese arrival is a woodland groundcover ginger with large

studded with surprising

this Codonopsis (sometimes spelled 'Dang Shen') is unusual

Woodwardia unigemmata, Jeweled Chain Fern attracts butterflies it takes a few yearsExhilarating copper pink to orange red new fronds become green, grand, and arching. They terminate in what's called a "gemma" (a new plant start), that upon touching the ground creates another plant. This is one intriguing, giant fern from China. Mature size: 3 ft T, 7 ft W; semi evergreen in the Pacific Northwest. Minimum temperature: 0 F