Lepisorus pseudoussuriensis Taoshan Epimedium woodland site with rich

woodland site with rich

the 4' long green stems that arch outward from a central clump

(aka: Typhonium giganteum) Sauromatum giganteum is a little-known Chinese (Tibet to Manchuria) hardy aroid that is a must for collectors of the weird and wonderful

deciduous clump of stunning purple foliage with silver stripes along the vein lines and tips

or if you have a large enough pot

Lepisorus pseudoussuriensis Taoshan Epimedium woodland site with richLepisorus pseudoussuriensis 'Taoshan' is a 2021 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a horticulturally unknown fern that we can finally share from our 2008 Taiwan spore collection. We found this narrow leaf, epiphytic fern growing in rock cracks as we hiked toward Taiwan's Taoshan waterfall at 7,000' elevation. Growing on a slope in compost rich, well drained soil in our garden, Lepisorus pseudoussuriensis has made a lovely, small 18" wide clump of