Adiantum pedatum #1Adiantum pedatum, otherwise known as "Maidenhair Fern", lends a peaceful feeling to any setting. This North American native combines black upright stems with horseshoe shaped fronds for a graceful effect. Light: part shade full shade Soil: rich, moist woodland soil Spacing: 12 16" Height at maturity: 12 20" Pro tip: plant crowns no more than 1 2" deep. Planting too deep is often fatal Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general reference only. The size,

This "Chinese Evergreen" is not your typical shopping mall variety as it has an interesting pink variegation

we can grow rhododendrons in Chicago

It also helps regulate the temperature in your garden

but can be removed if you'd prefer to promote the mutated form

creeping habit

Daisy like yellow orange flowers brighten up the shade garden

Height at maturity: 20-24"

Pruning: Cut back main spikes after flowering to encourage new side shoots

commonly known as prayer plant is is a species of flowering plant in the family Marantaceae

spines that intensify in color with sun exposure

No need to be a pro florist

has upward-facing