Adiantum aleuticum Imbricatum Mozambique we like to shear back

we like to shear back the old foliage which often looks a bit tired after the winter

slowly spreading patch

This rarely-offered selection of the hybrid Epimedium x versicolor is certainly one of the most stunning epimediums we grow

but what we do know is that it is one heck of a structural element in the garden

shiny yellow leaves with a nice dark green margin

Adiantum aleuticum Imbricatum Mozambique we like to shear backAlthough the name indicates this fern is from the Aleutian Islands, Adiantum aleuticum is actually native throughout the western United States and into northern Mexico, as well as a few eastern US states (Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Wisconsin). Adiantum aleuticum is similar in form to Adiantum pedatum with its fan shaped, finger like fronds atop a thin black stalk. The cultivar Adiantum aleuticum 'Imbricatum' is a dwarf form of this lovely