Bambusa multiplex Alphonse Karr Irids the widespread Adiantum pedatum (Canada

the widespread Adiantum pedatum (Canada south to Florida) is one of our most elegant North American native ferns

This stoloniferous small growing Japanese native cobra lily emerges in spring as a stout purple stalk

Epimedium ilicifolium makes a delightfully unique small clump to only 1' tall x 18" wide

it does not fit any reasonable criteria of an invasive plant

hardy here for 15+ years

Bambusa multiplex Alphonse Karr Irids the widespread Adiantum pedatum (CanadaWe simply adore this stunning clumping bamboo that makes an 18' tall deer resistant clump (35' in more tropical areas) of 1" diameter canes, vertically striped gold and green. We have observed slight foliage burn at 10 degrees F, and some cane dieback at 8 degrees F. While we have had clumps of Bambusa 'Alphonse Karr' die back to the ground at 0 degrees F, they have always resprouted nicely when summer warmth arrived, although it takes a few years to