Polygonella americana Hempstead Prairie Lepisorus Starting for us in early

Starting for us in early March

round evergreen leaves are very reminiscent of the Asian Asarum takaoi

We still recommend early establishment in Zone 7b

picture an anorexic run over by a yellow Volkswagen

New pitchers are produced in early spring and again in fall

Polygonella americana Hempstead Prairie Lepisorus Starting for us in earlyPolygonella americana has been a favorite in our crevice garden, where it has thrived for years. This dryland native can be found from NC west to New Mexico, usually in dry woodlands on sandy, rocky soils. Our offering is an excellent form that we're pleased to introduce from an Adam Black collection in Waller County, Texas. The 18" tall x 18" wide plants look like a disheveled conifer until they burst into flower from June through October with a