Selaginella ludoviciana Avery Island Fritillaria The 18" tall stalks emerge

The 18" tall stalks emerge for us around August 25

This high-elevation Chinese species of clumping bamboo was discovered by famed plant explorer Ernest (Chinese) Wilson in 1907

dark red pitchers with white netting toward the top and around the large upright hood

Colocasia 'Maui Gold' is the first clumping gold leaf colocasia to hit the market

Cyclamen hederifolium are great in masses and will naturalize in woodland settings where they can be dry while dormant

Selaginella ludoviciana Avery Island Fritillaria The 18" tall stalks emergeSelaginella ludoviciana 'Avery Island' is a little known Southeast (Florida panhandle to Mississippi) coastal native spikemoss, that's quite rare, and considered vulnerable (G3 rank) through most of its range. It's first cousin to the superficially similar looking, but wider distributed Selaginella apoda. Our offering is propagated from plants on the Avery Island salt dome, the westernmost native population. Gulf spikemoss is a low growing, spreading