Carex brevior Osage Russia Lepisorus pseudoussuriensis 'Taoshan' is a

Lepisorus pseudoussuriensis 'Taoshan' is a 2021 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a horticulturally unknown fern that we can finally share from our 2008 Taiwan spore collection

where it dies to the ground as a perennial

usually late August to early September

chinensis are from the original collection by Bleddyn and Sue Wynn-Jones of Wales from the Wuling Farm region of Taiwan

John Creech on Honshu in Tottori prefecture on Japan's Mt

Carex brevior Osage Russia Lepisorus pseudoussuriensis 'Taoshan' is aCarex brevior is a widespread, but rarely grown sedge, native to all but three of the lower 48 states, where it most likely resides, but hasn't been documented. In the garden, it forms a beautiful 1' tall x 3' wide, deciduous, waterfall shaped clump. The narrow 3' tall spikes, top the clump, starting for us in early July. Our offering is from a 2022 Patrick McMillan collection in Osage County, Oklahoma. In the wild, it grows on dry rock roadsides as