Cystopteris protrusa Blue Flowering Plants but topped in spring with

but topped in spring with 2' stalks that end in a cluster of 5-6 nearly white flowers highlighted with a darker purple lip

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Beginning in the fall and continuing through the spring

When growing in moist

Dicentra 'Valentine' was discovered in 2005 as a seedling in the production field of Phyllis and Lyle Sarrazin of British Columbia

Cystopteris protrusa Blue Flowering Plants but topped in spring with(aka: Cystopteris fragilis var. protrusa) Protruding bladder fern really? There's a name that obviously wasn't run by the marketing team, which is a shame since it's a truly great fern. So, if you can get past the common name, and you're looking for a compact groundcover fern, look no farther than the North American native southern fragile or bladder fern, Cystopteris protrusa. Native to all states east of the Mississippi River, the widespread