Paris polyphylla Woodwardia argentea is a superb specimen

argentea is a superb specimen plant

000' elevation on a rocky outcrop in the mountains of Yunnan

but if deer are a problem in your home

Throughout the summer and into the fall

most prominent on the new leaves

Paris polyphylla Woodwardia argentea is a superb specimenStrange as it may seem, this paris hails from China, where it is widespread throughout the southern region in conditions similar to where you would find a trillium in the US. In fact, paris is a first cousin of trillium, although the above ground appearance is quite different. Paris polyphylla is relatively easy to grow, provided you don't start with dried up, mostly dead rhizomes sold by bulb dealers. In spring, the 2' tall stalks are topped with an