Phlebodium aur. 'Blue Star'

Phlebodium aur. 'Blue Star'Foliage: Unlike many ferns that have delicate looking fronds, blue star fern has wider, strappy leaves with a shape and posture somewhat reminiscent of the foam #1 fingers you find at sports stadiums. Habit: This fern typically grows to one foot tall and wide. Origins: Blue star fern is a plant that comes from tropical rain forests of South America. In the wild it grows on trees, using them for support but not drawing nutrients or moisture from them.

Stunning en masse

Bloom Description: Greenish

lobed foliage that emerges from a tan

Flowers have pink and brown tints

magenta-pink single appear in mid spring

Rain Garden

semi evergreen

but groups heighten the effect

grayish-green leaves have 5-7 lobes

Tiny white flowers appear in late April to May that profusely cover the leafy branching

Coreopsis Darling Clementine will add a pop of color and some textural interest to your flower garden with her delicate yellow to butterscotch and orange flowering blooms with a yellow center that sit atop finely cut foliage

bright green leaves and pure white flowers