Cremastra appendiculata Fragrant Flowers the effect is a three-dimensional

the effect is a three-dimensional stunner in the woodland garden

and Canna 'Pacific Beauty' takes tackiness to a whole new level

Meehania cordata is a delightful native to alkaline soils that naturally resides from southwest PA to the NC mountains

Blechnum nipponicum makes a unique symmetrical evergreen clump of 18" long fronds that emerge rosy red and upright

Cypripedium japonicum

Cremastra appendiculata Fragrant Flowers the effect is a three-dimensionalThe Asian terrestrial orchid, Cremastra appendiculata has proven to be easy to grow as long as you give it humus rich, moist, but well drained organic soils. In appearance, it's like a giant version of our native cranefly orchid (Tipularia discolor). The 1' long x 2" wide green leaves emerge in the fall and remain until April when they begin to go dormant as the flower spikes appear. The 1' tall flower spikes of Cremastra appendiculata are topped in