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The apricot-orange blooms which gradually mature to soft pink
Montbretia
Harvest leaves before flowering for best flavor
They can be divided in the early spring and autumn
Polystichum Munitum (Western Sword Fern) Penstemon or Beardtongue The apricot-orange blooms which graduallyThe sword fern is a native plant to the Pacific Northwest. It is robust and looks great in the garden almost year round, make sure to cut it back in early spring before the new fronds unfurl. Selectively remove any fronds that get damaged during the year. Plant in a full shade to part shade area, they do well in crevices on rock walls or in woodland gardens. Their rhizomes can be divided in the spring. Western Sword Fern Size: 1 gal. Deer Resistant