Woodwardia orientalis Crispa Woody Perennials and that seems to slow

and that seems to slow slightly with age

The clump forming ones are not necessarily small plants but they stay put and die away to the same crown each winter

We are very pleased to offer another 2012 elephant ear release from John Cho's Royal Hawaiian colocasia series

Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Snow Cream' is a triploid form that is much more winter hardy (below 0 degrees F) than the older diploid form which used to be sold as Edgeworthia papyrifera

Woodwardia orientalis Crispa Woody Perennials and that seems to slowWoodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' is one of the most special and rare ferns in our collection, originally shared by plantsman Barry Yinger. The 3' long, arching evergreen fronds form a crested petticoat at the end of each pinna. Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' isn't a fast growing fern, but when a clump finally matures, the resulting 3' tall x 3' wide specimen is truly amazing. When mature, Woodwardia orientalis 'Crispa' also produces small plantlets