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Lindheimer's Beeblossom
Native to Southern states, this clumping perennial features pink buds which bloom to white, then fade to pink throughout the season
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Christmas Fern
Lustrous, leathery semi-evergreen fronds are dark green and emerge early in spring.
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Cinnamon Fern
Large brown fiddleheads in spring followed by deep green fronds are features of this strong growing and vigorous species.
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Ostrich Fern
Dark green, pinnate fronds are wide at the top and tapering down to a bare strip. Typically grows 2-3 feet in cultivation but may reach 6 feet in moist, cool climates.
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Autumn Fern
A colorful fern with reddish fronds when young, maturing to a deep green.
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Japanese Painted Fern
A striking fern with burgundy stems and fronds tinged blue and silver.
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Lady in Red Fern
Vibrant burgundy stems contrast beautifully with the lacy, mint green fronds.
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Maidenhair Fern
Fronds have a dainty and delicate appearance.
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Frosty Fire Dianthus
A ground-hugging carpet of grey-green foliage that shows off vivid scarlet red flowers.
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Firewitch Dianthus
Firewitch forms a low dense mound of grassy blue-grey foliage, with a long display of fragrant, bright magenta-pink blooms.
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Bath's Pink Dianthus
Low-spreading sun perennial with a groundcover habit is blanketed with frangrant, soft pink flowers.
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Stella de Oro Daylily
A popular daylily that has showy clusters of gold blooms from early summer to frost.
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