Cardamine quinquefolia Asia surviving both 15 degrees F

surviving both 15 degrees F and 106 degrees F in the ground at Plant Delights

These rarely-offered forms of Helleborus x hybridus should yield a good percentage of double-flowered seedlings

plantsman David Kuhn shared this unusual mutation from Cryptomeria japonica 'Black Dragon' that he'd named Cryptomeria 'Avid's Dragon'

(aka: Thelypteris penangiana) Pronephrium penangianum is our 2015 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of an amazingly vigorous form of the tropical-looking Chinese Peng fern

Cardamine quinquefolia Asia surviving both 15 degrees F(aka: Dentaria quinquefolia) Cardamine quinquefolia is a lovely spring ephemeral groundcover that can be found growing wild in slightly moist beech oak forests around the Black Sea, stretching from Romania to Iran. In our garden, Cardamine quinquefolia has formed a stunning 3' wide patch in four years. The deeply lobed fresh green foliage emerges in February, and is smothered, starting in late February with 6" tall stalks of small mauve flowers. By