Astrolepis sinuata Calamintha we gathered the first garden

we gathered the first garden seed from these and

adorned with lovely reddish bells with green tips in March/April

The light green leathery leaves give a very tropical appearance to the garden

We have found napaea to grow best in a moist

Podophyllum pleianthum doesn't run or go dormant in early summer

Astrolepis sinuata Calamintha we gathered the first garden(syn: Cheilanthes sinuata) Astrolepis sinuata is an attractive southwest US native fern, found on outcrops and slopes from Texas south to South America, but is rarely seen in cultivation. The narrow, upright, mostly evergreen, thick green fronds with stunning white backs line the black stipe, forming a tight 18" wide upright clump with a short creeping rhizome. We have found it very easy to cultivate in our part to full sun rock garden with agaves and