Tiarella Sylvan Lace U The attractive April-borne dangling clusters

The attractive April-borne dangling clusters of shredded beet-red flowers are held below the foliage

Bommeria hispida (copper fern) is a dwarf evergreen fern native to the desert Southwest (Arizona to west Texas) that few people have grown

As this variety matures

light lavender-purple flowers

former assistant curator at Kew Gardens

Tiarella Sylvan Lace U The attractive April-borne dangling clusters(aka: Tiarella TNTiasl) Tiarella 'Sylvan Lace' from Terra Nova has been a standout in our trials and we are delighted to share. The deeply cut, lacy green leaves are adorned with a lovely central maroon pattern that ages to black. Starting for us in mid April (NC), the clumps are topped with spikes of tiny flowers that begin as pink buds, then open to pure white a truly extraordinary selection.