Dryopteris kinkiensis Green Hans New Guinea Dryopteris goldieana is one of

Dryopteris goldieana is one of the largest of the US native (Minnesota south to Alabama) evergreen wood ferns

From late spring through midsummer

surrounded by a wide golden margin throughout the season

Our friend and brilliant plant taxonomist Larry Hatch has so far traced this amazing cultivar back to 1812

Cestrum parqui actually behaves like a shrub and can reach 15' tall in very tropical locations

Dryopteris kinkiensis Green Hans New Guinea Dryopteris goldieana is one of(aka: D. kinkiensis 05CH004) Dryopteris kinkiensis (love the name) is a little known, Asian evergreen fern that has become one of our favorites in the woodland garden. Dryopteris kinkiensis is related to Dryopteris championii and forms a stunning clump, composed of very wide, dark green fronds. Although slow growing, Dryopteris kinkiensis is quite easy to grow when planted in an evenly moist soil, eventually forming a 2' tall x 2' wide deer resistant