Athyrium niponicum Burgundy Lace Brugmansia Musella lasiocarpa is grown more

Musella lasiocarpa is grown more for its flowers

(aka: Pratia angulata) We have really enjoyed this wonderful semi-evergreen groundcover lobelia from New Zealand in our garden for decades

small people who are easily intimidated

slightly wavy leaf of powdery blue is held upright on this compact clump

but the best feature here is the tropical looking foliage

Athyrium niponicum Burgundy Lace Brugmansia Musella lasiocarpa is grown more(aka: Anisocampium niponicum) PP 15,072 expired. Athyrium 'Burgundy Lace' is a superb, Terra Nova introduction that forms an 18" tall x 3' wide, deciduous clump of stunning purple foliage with silver stripes along the vein lines and tips. As the older leaves mature, they transform into a contrasting silvery green with purple midribs. Athyrium 'Burgundy Lace' forms a truly dazzling clump in the woodland garden.