Silene ovata Pteris light orange flowers that continue

light orange flowers that continue through most of the summer

Michigan) is truly one of the most distinctive hostas to hit the market in years

Baptisia 'Lunar Eclipse' grows equally fine in xeriscapes or as a pond-edge marginal

ceramic doll-eye like fruit replace the faded flowers

woody stalk emerges in spring from winter rosettes

Silene ovata Pteris light orange flowers that continueSilene ovata, also known as Blue Ridge catchfly, is one of the rarer of the US native catchflies, with a native range from southern Illinois south to Georgia. This is not a common species anywhere and we need your help to share this worldwide to ensure its survival. In the wild, Silene ovata is found in forests on rocky wooded slopes, but we've grown it since 2006 in half day sun, and found it amazingly easy, even in unattended parts of the garden