Upside Down Fern Dryopteridaceae

Desirable hardy deciduous fern from Japan & Korea. Lime-green fronds in spring. Low spreading habit. Fronds looked reversed, hence the common name. One of my favorites.  Excellent for containers. Ht. 60 cm

Brilliance Autumn Fern

 Dryopteridaceae

An evergreen hardy fern with fiery orange/bronze young fronds. Will grow in sun or shade in any type of soil, but best in semi-shade in moist soil. Ht 45-60 cm Hardy to minus 20 deg C

Oriental Shuttlecock Fern Onocleaceae

Deciduous Asian rhizomatous ornamental fern. Sterile fronds forming wide shuttlecock-like plumes up to 80 cm. Shade. Not too dry. Hardy but crown can benefit from a winter mulch. Rarely offered.

Szechuan or Sichuan Pepper Rutaceae

The Szechuan Pepper is a large spiny deciduous shrub with pinnate leaves. Edible leaves and seed pods. Used in Chinese cooking. Ht 3m. China. It is also a good subject for a container, being easily pruned to shape in the winter. 7 cm pots £6