Selaginella braunii Bolivia yellow and red

yellow and red

Amsonia species are often encountered in the wild as woodland plants and they will flower modestly in light shade or part shade

In gardens

a unique seed head (resembling a 2" round alien space object) forms at the base of the leaf

soils are required

Selaginella braunii Bolivia yellow and red(aka: Lycopodioides braunii) Selaginella braunii isn't a fern or an arborvitae, but instead is a member of an obscure plant gang known as the spikemosses. Named after 19th century German botanist pteridologist Alexander Braun, the dark green, lacy, semi evergreen fronds of Braun's arborvitae fern rise to 18" tall from a slowly creeping rhizome. In 3 years you could expect a 2' wide groundcover mass. The easy to grow, deer resistant South China native,