Sabal palmetto Mocksville Asclepias Although Adiantum caudatum emerges late

Although Adiantum caudatum emerges late here after a hard winter

While it will grow with less light

The narrow undulating foliage is medium green surrounded by a wide

Aspidistra ebianensis 'Flowing Fountains' makes a superb groundcover and is one of the finest cast iron plant cultivars we grow

Small pink and mauve flowers are held in clusters on slender stems that bounce in the wind above the clump of foliage in spring

Sabal palmetto Mocksville Asclepias Although Adiantum caudatum emerges lateThanks to hardy palm grower Larry Green for sharing seed from the Sabal palmetto growing at his former family home in Mocksville, NC (1 hour southwest of Winston Salem). Larry tells us this Sabal palmetto was planted around 1980, and survived the mega death winter of 1984 85 in NC. Larry's palm was grown from seed he collected years earlier from a Sabal palmetto at a motel in Fayetteville, NC, which also still survives. The broad fronds are less