Monthly Archives: April 2021

Texas Too Tall Sensitive Fern (Onoclea sensibilis ‘Texas Too Tall’)

Texas Too Tall Sensitive Fern (Onoclea sensibilis ‘Texas Too Tall’) – Onoclea ‘Texas Too Tall’ has produced 3.5′ tall early-season red-stiped fronds compared to normal 24″ fronds,Sensitive ferns spread by non-aggressive rhizomes just below the soil surface and will make a 6′ wide deer-resistant clump in 5 years.

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A quick walk through the garden before the storm….

German iris with an Orange Storm quince finishing its bloom
Barren strawberry
Empress Tree: generally considered an invasive tree but if you cut them back to stumps each season they do not bloom and produce thousands of seedlings and they reward your efforts by shooting straight up to about ten feet with huge umbrella sized leaves.
Snowball Bush with George Tabor indica azalea in the background.
Red buckeye
German iris
Japanese painted fern
Yellow flag water iris : yes, there is a small plastic pond under all that forsythia.
Boston Ivy, Autumn fern, and passionflower
Tropical day flower (Tinantia pringlei ‘Panther’)
Panther Mexican Dayflower

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New buildings: One Glenwood and Block 83

Many new buildings in the downtown Raleigh area.

One Glenwood
Block 83

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