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Another Woodland Wonder To Grow!

The last post showcased  the beautiful woodland phlox, Phlox divaricata, blooming now in gardens throughout the area. On a walk through the garden to show examples of companion plants for the phlox, I spotted the woodland groundcover, Asarum splendens, Asian ginger. Its large, mottled leaves stay evergreen, and in woodland soil it will spread, creating pretty swathes of gray/green patterns…

Patterned, large leaves brighten a shady garden...

Patterned, large leaves brighten a shady garden…

Japanese painted fern emerging through groundcover ginger...

Japanese painted fern emerging through groundcover ginger…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shown here it mingles with Japanese painted fern just beginning to emerge with the woodland phlox in the background.

imageWe have a small amount of this ginger available now, and many perennial ferns are in stock too, including the Japanese painted ferns shown here…truly beautiful additions to any garden.

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