Hibiscus Fireball Arum Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' is one

Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' is one of the most special and rare ferns in our collection

Since we first planted Dryopteris pycnopteroides in 2000

is shared by two very different and unrelated plants

pink form of Salvia greggii collected by Pat McNeal near Saltillo

I assumed for years that these would not thrive in our heat and humidity after seeing them in full glory in the upper Midwest

Hibiscus Fireball Arum Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' is one(PP 13,631 expired) Hibiscus 'Fireball' is a dazzling 2001 introduction from the late Fleming brothers that makes a compact 4' tall plant with fine textured green foliage often with a purple blush. From midsummer through early fall, the clumps are topped with brilliant, large, burgundy red flowers a true showstopper and hummingbird favorite. Maintenance: Hibiscus 'Fireball' is a very low maintenance perennial, provided they are growing in the proper