Davallia fejeensis "Rabbit Foot Fern" 6"The Davallia fejeensis, or "Rabbit Foot Fern" gets its name because of its fuzzy rhizomes that are at ground level and resemble a rabbit's foot. As the plant ages the "feet" will trail over the side of the container, Some people think it looks creepy but we think creepy in a good way. Delicate fluttering foliage float above the rhizomes making a striking contrast. Light: bright, filtered light Watering: even moisture Soil: potting mix Habit: mounding

Blooms: May

Use these Black Gold Earthworm Castings in most any application - annual containers

We would nest here if we could

velvety and soft to the touch

powder blue green needles cover reddish-brown

With green foliage through the spring and summer

Height at maturity: 3 -8"

Great for shady borders

This dark green

Very popular with butterflies as a late season nectar source

Summer Wine® combines the fine texture of Physocarpus 'Nanus' with the dark foliage of Diabolo®

red foliage with green tips