Japanese Painted Fern "Houseplant Care" Spirea Shirobana forms a mound

Spirea Shirobana forms a mound up to 3 feet high and wide and is excellent for use in accent planting

This variegated boxwood shrub has year-round interest and only requires one good annual pruning

This unique woodland flower

Jade likes to dry out between waterings and the most common cause of failure is over-saturated soil

The Rio is the best selling plant from the Cityline series

Japanese Painted Fern "Houseplant Care" Spirea Shirobana forms a moundJapanese Painted Fern for Sale Online 2004 Perennial of the Year The Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum', or Japanese Painted Fern, produces mounds of beautiful, dramatic foliage that is sure to be a standout in any shade or zen garden. The foliage is a luminescent blue green with dark red central ribs and fades to silver a the edges. Because of the Japanese Painted Fern's short stature and spreading form, it is an excellent perennial to use as foreground