Cheilanthes eckloniana Naudes Neck Dracunculus there have been seasons in

there have been seasons in which the flower spikes were highly branched

Where it isn't winter hardy

For over a decade we grew these in light shade where they performed well

yellow inside and flecked with cinnamon speckles and an orange/yellow outside

no pruning or other care should be needed

Cheilanthes eckloniana Naudes Neck Dracunculus there have been seasons in(aka: Notholaena eckloniana) One of the most exciting plants that we saw on our 2005 expedition to South Africa was a desert sun fern, Cheilanthes eckloniana. We have dropped to 9 degrees F since we have had it in the garden, and it has remained evergreen so far. The steely, blue green, deer resistant fronds emerge from the hairy tan croziers to form a 1' tall x 20" wide rock garden sized clump. These spore grown offerings of this 2013 Plant Delights