Dentaria Little Lumpkin Carnivorous plants I first saw this delightful

I first saw this delightful crested form of the easy-to-grow Pteris cretica in 2006 at Harriet and Wade Mahlke's Alabama garden

open shade to several hours of full sun

deep shade-loving southern landscape shrub

Here's to McAloe's

pure-white orchid flowers

Dentaria Little Lumpkin Carnivorous plants I first saw this delightfulDentaria 'Little Lumpkin' is our 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an extraordinarily compact natural hybrid of our native Dentaria diphylla and Dentaria dissecta, which we discovered in 2019. In six years, it has shown great landscape value as it formed a dense, refined looking mat to 1" tall x 3' wide. The dark green leaves, which emerge in fall and grow through the winter and spring, are cut into 3 5 frilly segments. Our mother plant is