Osmunda cinnamomea Penstemon branched flower clusters are borne

branched flower clusters are borne all summer on 30" tall stalks above the narrow see-through foliage

The deer-resistant growth habit is similar to Miscanthus 'Cabaret' (non-floppy)

green species hosta has light green

Clumps can thrive for decades with no care as long as they are planted in the right conditions

up-facing flowers make this semi-evergreen groundcover ice plant a sight to behold

Osmunda cinnamomea Penstemon branched flower clusters are borne(aka: Osmundastrum cinnamomeum) The deciduous US native Osmunda cinnamomea can be found in every state east of the Mississippi River and Texas and Oklahoma. The stately, upright, 3' tall clumps of osmunda thrive in moist soils but also grow well under typical garden conditions a great large foil in woodland settings. The fertile fronds of Osmunda cinnamomea arise in spring just above the sterile foliage as phallic, cinnamon colored spikes in the