Lepisorus macrosphaerus Gymnocalycium This old pass-along Southern hybrid

This old pass-along Southern hybrid is probably a cross between our native Crinum americanum and Crinum bulbispermum

is highly prized by shade gardeners in areas with high deer pressure

The flower is an attractive white cup with a well-tanned organ perched like a diver on a platform ready to leap into the water

This amazing new hosta from Minnesota's Hans Hansen is one of the bluest hostas we grow

Lepisorus macrosphaerus Gymnocalycium This old pass-along Southern hybridLepisorus macrosphaerus is a Chinese epiphytic fern that can be found growing on rocks and trees from 3,000' to 10,000' elevation in the Chinese provinces of Guizhou, Hubei, Sichuan, Xizang, and Yunnan. The 16" tall green ribbons are held perpendicular to the pencil lead thin climbing rhizome. When mature, the leaf backs are prominently adorned with large spherical brown spore cases. We have found Lepisorus macrosphaerus easy to grow in containers and