Woodsia subcordata Agastache bright orange flowers

bright orange flowers

for what may be a dwarf form of Amsonia tabernaemontana

the center color fades to leave a simply stunning

For inquiring minds

In June the 30" tall stalks arise

Woodsia subcordata Agastache bright orange flowersIf you're into cute little green things other than liverworts and Kermit dolls we've got the fern for you. This little known, deciduous Asian fern has quickly become one of our favorite dwarfs for the woodland rock garden or gnome village. W. subcordata makes an easy to grow, small, 6" tall clump of fuzzy, upright, light green fronds. Be sure not to place it where it will get hidden by more aggressive plant neighbors or stepped on by stampeding gnomes.