Asplenium tutwilerae China The offspring vary in petiole

The offspring vary in petiole color from solid green to dark brown with blotches

Belamcanda 'Hello Yellow' is an iris relative that looks more like a dwarf gladiolus in foliage until it is topped in July with 20" tall spikes of 1" round

In early April

" but we guess it's one of those southern hemisphere things

Asplenium tutwilerae China The offspring vary in petioleAsplenium tutwilerae is an unusual, and very rare, naturally occurring fern from Alabama (formerly xAsplenosorus) that originated as the result of a historical conjugal visit between two native species, Asplenium platyneuron and the walking fern, Asplenium rhizophyllum. The same hybrid, published in 1865 as Asplenium ebenoides is a sterile diploid, while this hybrid, discovered in Hale County, Alabama, by botanist Julia Tutwiler in 1873, is a fertile