Marginal wood fern is an evergreen, shade-loving fern with leathery gray-green fronds. It forms non-spreading clumps and last years’ foliage self-mulches as new brown, furry fiddleheads emerge. This makes for low-maintenance when spaced at 12-inches, forming dense swaths that allow few weeds. Prefers well drained, acidic soil with even moisture, but it is easily grown …Read More Marginal Wood Fern
Switchgrass adds height, color, and textures to the garden. When planted in mass, it can be an effective privacy screen. It provides erosion control, attracts wildlife, and is a great choice for rain gardens.
River oats is a striking ornamental grass with arching, seedheads that resemble sea oats. It is low-maintenance, attracts birds, and provides visual interest throughout the growing season. Note: River oats spread rapidly from seed and can take over small areas of the garden.
Little Bluestem is a native North American grass known for its beautiful blue-green foliage that turns a fiery bronze in fall. It provides excellent erosion control, attracts pollinators, and is drought-tolerant. Splitbeard bluestem is a versatile native grass that adds texture and interest to gardens with purple-hued foliage and white seed tufts. It is drought-tolerant, …Read More Bluestem