Pyrrosia lingua 'Kei Kan' Vilmorin The variegated selection trades some

The variegated selection trades some of that vigor for a brighter presence in the garden

serviceberry most likely descends from Sorbus

which shrugs off drought

Luma apiculata rewards a gardener willing to grow something a little out of the ordinary

Pyrrosia lingua 'Kei Kan' Vilmorin The variegated selection trades somePyrrosia lingua 'Kei Kan' is a fern for people who think they do not like ferns. Nothing here is lacy or feathery. The fronds are thick, leathery, and strap shaped, and in this selection the tips fork and crest into ragged, comb like divisions, the feature that earns the Japanese name Kei Kan, meaning cockscomb. The overall effect is closer to a piece of green leather sculpture than to the soft filigree most people picture when they hear the word