Adiantum venustum Calamintha Throughout the late spring and

Throughout the late spring and sporadically into mid-October

The flower emerges from near the top of the stem like a yellow-orange torpedo

it can be cut to the ground and will resprout quickly

like most other cultivars of Vinca minor

This slowly spreading compact ginger is adorned in late August and into fall with clusters of peachy flowers (RHS 27D) with a wide dark orange throat (RHS 25A)

Adiantum venustum Calamintha Throughout the late spring andThis dainty looking evergreen gem is amazingly cold hardy but less thrilled with long hot summers. However, when given enough summer moisture, it has performed admirably in our NC woodland garden. While slow to get started, Adiantum venustum makes a nice patch to 3' wide in 5 10 years, depending on the quality of soil preparation. In 1996, we saw Adiantum venustum growing at 11,000' elevation on a rocky outcrop in the mountains of Yunnan, China a