Gunnera manicata Manchuria region China semi-evergreen fronds of Braun's arborvitae

semi-evergreen fronds of Braun's arborvitae fern rise to 18" tall from a slowly creeping rhizome

We think this is one of the finest hostas ever introduced

They are produced in the spring and they are well clothed with their dark green palmately divided leaves

juvenile-foliage form of our native white cedar discovered in 1971 by HJ Welch at Tennessee Valley Nursery

Symphyotrichium 'Snow Flurry' received a 5 star rating from the Chicago Botanic Garden trials

Gunnera manicata Manchuria region China semi-evergreen fronds of Braun's arborvitaeYou've seen it in all the English gardening books, you've seen it featured in landscape design magazines, and now you can kill one of your own. When properly grown, G. manicata can reach 10' tall with an equal spread. The giant thick leaves double as an umbrella for the entire family. Remember killing gunnera at least three times is an official right of passage before you qualify as a true plant nerd. This holy grail of plant nuts everywhere needs a