Dryopteris marginalis Size:Quart

Dryopteris marginalis Size:QuartMarginal Woodfern (Dryopteris marginalis) Wood fern Family Marginal Woodfern is an evergreen fern native to rocky woodlands and shaded slopes throughout eastern North America. It forms tidy, vase shaped clumps and tapered, blue green fronds that remain attractive year round. The species is named for the placement of its sori (spore clusters), which line the margins of the pinnules on the underside of the frond. It is highly tolerant of dry shade once

American Wisteria typically grows 15–30 feet in length and needs a strong trellis or tree to climb on

Gentian Family

rich forest soilExposure: Part sun-Part shadeFauna: High value

or creeping vine

cut back new suckers

Redring Milkweed (Asclepias variegata)

Great Blue Lobelia

host plant for over 29 lepidopteraSeeds: Small

Buttercup Family

often harvested in autumn

Mountain Laurel is commonly found in a range of habitats

and produce much longer flower racemes