Adiantum capillus veneris Bermuda Run Mexico starting in mid-September and continuing

starting in mid-September and continuing through October

Mealy Cup sage is a low maintenance perennial

We originally acquired our plant from garden writer Pam Harper as Dentaria maxima

Zooming toward the top of the popularity poll is this tetraploid sport of H

don't cut the old stalks back until growth resumes in spring

Adiantum capillus veneris Bermuda Run Mexico starting in mid-September and continuingAdiantum 'Bermuda Run' is a 2010 Plant Delights JLBG introduction from our 2000 wild collection of the wide ranging Adiantum capillus veneris from Bermuda, where we found it growing on a rock wall near the Royal Dockyards. Although we were skeptical about winter hardiness, it has easily survived 6 degrees F so far. Adiantum 'Bermuda Run' is composed of light green pinnae (fern leaflets) held along 1' long black arching stipes and forms a spreading mat