Athyrium filix femina Red Neck Girl 8b it provides a very unique

it provides a very unique vertical element with spikes of red

The plant was first introduced in 1994 in South Africa as H

freeze-resistant leaves are heavily covered with chocolate blotching

bold-textured

Aloysia virgata might need some renewal-pruning in milder areas where it does not die back each winter

Athyrium filix femina Red Neck Girl 8b it provides a very uniqueWe are pleased to finally introduce our Wake County, NC selection of our native southern lady fern, Athyrium filix femina. We selected and named Athyrium filix femina 'Red Neck Girl' as a heat loving counterpart to the northern selected Athyrium 'Lady in Red'. For us, Athyrium 'Red Neck Girl', makes a very vigorous clump of 30" tall fronds, each held on a bright red stipe (leaf stalk). The finely cut frond looks great against the red stalk we think