Polystichum tripteron Pinellia If you'd like to try

If you'd like to try an aconitum that won't attempt to sneak back to China on the midnight flight

with thick cardboard-like leaves that resemble giant hands

each topped with a large wine-red spathe with dramatic white striping

discovered by Samuel Norris (who created the first xPardancandas) of Owensboro

Similar to a dwarf Dryopteris x celsa

Polystichum tripteron Pinellia If you'd like to tryPolystichum tripteron is one of our most admired and requested ferns, but unfortunately one that is always in short supply. This robust clump former hails from moist mountain woodlands in China, Japan, and Korea. In the garden, Trifid sword fern forms an attractive, 2' wide, deciduous clump of medium green fronds. The basal pair of pinnae (fern leaflets) got carried away and grew much longer than the other pinnae resulting in unusual fronds that look