Clematis integrifolia Lake Baikal Pellaea virtually all of the material

virtually all of the material sold in the US under this name is incorrectly identified

This has been a stunning specimen in our display gardens

Adiantum tricholepis prefers an average to moist soil and a pH of at least 6

clumping fairy wing clothed with large

pubescens) We are thrilled to be able to once again offer the wonderful American native giant yellow ladyslipper orchid

Clematis integrifolia Lake Baikal Pellaea virtually all of the materialThis stunningly floriferous seed strain of Clematis integrifolia comes from Russia's famous Lake Baikal (the world's deepest and oldest lake and no relation to Lauren, who was nearly as old), where it was collected by Czech plantsman, Vladislav Piatek. For us, Clematis integrifolia 'Lake Baikal' makes a clump of short, lax stems, topped from May through September with large, lavender blue, bell shaped flowers with upturned petal tips a hummingbird