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Delosperma ashtonii. |
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Delosperma congestum. The leaves and flowers have been damaged by slugs. |
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Delosperma sutherlandii, my personal favorite Delosperma. |
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The identity of this attractive Delosperma species is not known. It was obtained from Silverhill Seeds as a zone 6 hardy species from Lesotho. |
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Dicksonia antarctica, now more than head-high in the shade garden, and beginning to develop some substantial trunk. |
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Dicksonia fibrosa. |
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Dicksonia squarrosa. This is my favorite Dicksonia sp. so far. |
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Dicksonia squarrosa in the process of being wrapped up before a cold spell. The plastic contains a layer of fiberglass insulation. Another layer of insulation and plastic will be put over the whole thing. |
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This Dryopteris wallichiana, planted 4 years ago from a 4" pot, now stands at 6&1/2' tall. |
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