Paeonia obovata Cardiocrinum which has matured at 3'

which has matured at 3' tall x 4' wide

Christmas fern is very shade tolerant

juvenile-foliage form of our native white cedar discovered in 1971 by HJ Welch at Tennessee Valley Nursery

knitting needle-like leaves that are stiff and delightfully painful

winter-deciduous oxalis that has deep velvety-purple leaves edged with a wide black border topped by tiny

Paeonia obovata Cardiocrinum which has matured at 3'We are thrilled to offer one of the most sought after plants for the woodland garden the very rare woodland peony, Paeonia obovata. Similar to Paeonia japonica, the stems of deer resistant, grey green foliage arise in late spring to 18". Topping the stems are marble sized buds opening to lovely, single, rosy pink flowers in mid May (NC). Paeonia obovata is a great textural foliage contrast to hostas and ferns in the woodland garden. In October, the