Adiatum pedatum - Maiden hair fern

Adiatum pedatum - Maiden hair fernMaidenhair fern is a delicate fern growing over 12 inches. It likes well drained soil and normally grows on north or east facing slopes. The fronds stay green all summer and go dormant with the onset of winter. Like the other hardy ferns, it is easy to grow if planted in a suitable location. Ferns make a good companion plant to the woodland wildflowers.

Crested iris is a hardy

It is a hardy plant

They are a fairly tall plant growing over 12 inches

It requires full sun but is tolerant of poor soil conditions

Like most ferns

It is a prolific self-sower and will increase its numbers over time

It will increase its numbers in time if planted in a favorable location

It is highly desired as a rock garden plant

Suitable as a rock garden plant where it can be planted with other low growing plants

Virginia bluebells are one of the loveliest of the spring wildflowers

Yellow violet has heart-shaped leaves like most of the other woodland violets

Christmas fern is a  tall upright fern growing to 18 inches