Asplenium (syn. Phyllitis) scolopendrium, Hart's Tongue Fern well-draining soil is easily confused with the

is easily confused with the Chinese Adiantum marisii (can't imagine why)

For heathers to remain looking good they need to be sheared once a year when the flowers fade

A good grower

Prolific golden-orange blooms in summer blanket the top of this 2 x 2 ft perennial with roots in the Great Plains (figuratively speaking)

Do keep it moist in summer — it can be grown in full sun with sufficient water

Asplenium (syn. Phyllitis) scolopendrium, Hart's Tongue Fern well-draining soil is easily confused with theA common fern that has been around, but still to be discovered by many and used to advantage; scolopendrium has a bold arching form with 23 inch wide, lustrous and puckered evergreen fronds. Mature size: 16 inches T x 24 inches W Minimum temperature: 30 F Featured on Great Plant Picks: https: www. greatplantpicks. org plantlists view 185