Dryopteris cambrensis Aloysia Bear's breech is an evergreen

Bear's breech is an evergreen perennial at the southern end of its range

Hostas from this breeding line tend not to fare as well in climates that have very cool spring temperatures

Asplenium scolopendrium 'Hokkaido Gem' is a 2015 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction

(aka: Ligularia tussilaginea 'Gigantea'

xMangave 'Blue Dart' forms a perfectly symmetrical 16" tall x 30" wide blue leaved specimen with lovely cinnamon terminal teeth and matching eyelash-looking armor down the leaf edges

Dryopteris cambrensis Aloysia Bear's breech is an evergreen(aka: Dryopteris affinis ssp. stillupensis) Centered in Poland and the Czech Republic, Dryopteris cambrensis is a triploid evolutionary derivative of the more widespread, diploid European Dryopteris affinis. Dryopteris cambrensis, recently elevated to species status, has been a superb grower in our hot, humid summers for well over a decade, forming a stunningly elegant 30" tall x 3' wide solitary evergreen specimen. For us, it has proven tolerant in