Woodwardia unigemmata Ping Wu North America NC) resembles Asarum virginicum with

NC) resembles Asarum virginicum with 2" wide glossy green silver-veined leaves

For a woodland rock garden

starting in early-May (NC) with numerous 22" flower spikes

Drimiopsis maculata 'Slow Fade' makes a winter deciduous basal rosette of fleshy green foliage

Another claim to fame is that it was selected by the Royal Horticultural Society as one of their top 200 plants of the last 200 years

Woodwardia unigemmata Ping Wu North America NC) resembles Asarum virginicum with(Woodwardia unigemmata YD 19 70) This Yucca Do collection of the evergreen (to 15 degrees F) Woodwardia unigemmata comes from 3,000' elevation in Ping Wu (aka Penqwa), China. Each slow growing clump eventually reaches 2' tall x 6' wide, forming a stunning specimen. When the giant 4' long x 2' wide fronds mature, they are adorned annually by two small plantlets that form on the underside of the leaf one in the center and one at the tip. Moist,