Asparagus virgatus Phegopteris A few species

A few species

the plants die to the ground

tropical-looking Podophyllum pleianthum also doesn't go dormant until fall

recently published species (1997) was discovered by the Beijing Botanic Garden and sent to Darrell Probst for identification

Asparagus virgatus Phegopteris A few speciesAsparagus virgatus is a South African broom fern that will really sweep you off your feet with its garden performance. Asparagus virgatus is a wonderful winter hardy, airy textured addition to both a full sun or part shade garden. The 3' tall upright spikes open into a soft, thread like, green "broom." Each 3' wide drought tolerant clump can be used as a fine textural contrast in the garden, for a long lasting filler in floral arrangements, or to