Woodsia obtusa Bog Garden Plants Bonariensis (latin for "Buenos Aires")

Bonariensis (latin for "Buenos Aires") vervain is great in the garden or in flower arrangements

This delightful Mexican skullcap makes a wonderfully durable

campanulatus) This little-known gem has green marbled fleshy petioles (eventually becoming quite bumpy) to 8' tall in cultivation

reliably offsetting and flowering each season

The narrow foliage is vertically striped white

Woodsia obtusa Bog Garden Plants Bonariensis (latin for "Buenos Aires")Woodsia obtusa is a small, easy to grow, American native fern and is found growing in both acidic and alkaline soils on rock ledges and cliffs in the eastern US. The slowly creeping rhizomes make a nice, compact, 18" wide mound for filling spaces in the woodland garden. The fronds of Woodsia obtusa are deeply cut, presenting a very nice lacy appearance.