Astrolepis sinuata Jo Levy Acorus mayebarae flowers much earlier and

mayebarae flowers much earlier and has a longer spathe blade

Ophiopogon 'Comet' is a little-known selection of the woodland groundcover Ophiopogon japonicus that we've treasured in our garden since 1997

The fine texture of these sedge species make a great design element in the garden

doesn't have serrated edges

Hosta 'Autumn Frost' is a probable tetraploid sport of the lovely Hosta 'First Frost'

Astrolepis sinuata Jo Levy Acorus mayebarae flowers much earlier and(syn: Cheilanthes sinuata) Astrolepis sinuata 'Jo Levy' is one of our favorite desert sun ferns, shared with us by orchid specialist Jo Levy of Memphis, who found this form of the Southwest US Mexican native particularly adaptable in her humid, wet Southeast garden. Astrolepis sinuata 'Jo Levy' forms a slowly expanding, 18" wide, evergreen clump of rigidly upright black green fronds, backed with a dense brown coat of spores (fern seed). Astrolepis