Adiantum pedatum Ornamental Grasses Excess plants can be dug

Excess plants can be dug out and replanted elsewhere if desired

Butterfly weed is designed for its foliage to be eaten and quickly resprout

Cooper's ice plant cannot stand excessive winter moisture

Myricaceae

along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon (Northern Arizona along the Utah border)

Adiantum pedatum Ornamental Grasses Excess plants can be dugWithout a doubt, the widespread Adiantum pedatum (Canada south to Florida) is one of our most elegant North American native ferns. The horizontal horseshoe like wreath of foliage rests atop 18 24" tall, wiry black stems. Northern maidenhair fern thrives in moist, rich soil, but also grows well in all but the driest of woodland garden sites. The light, airy, fine texture of the fronds serves as a perfect backdrop for hostas and other bold foliage