Athyrium Ghost - Fern Container Planting Someone driving past noticed this

Someone driving past noticed this roadside standout blooming in a color that demanded attention

The delicate fragrance of the flowers is particularly noticeable along garden paths or beneath windows where the scent can be fully appreciated during the spring bloom period

maintain a consistent shape and provide stunning multi-season fire-red foliage

Dark stems rise up and raspberry purple panicles flowers rise up to create a spectacular display

Siberian iris is not effected by juglone and can be used as a full display under walnut trees

Athyrium Ghost - Fern Container Planting Someone driving past noticed thisAthyrium 'Ghost' represents one of the most successful and celebrated fern hybrids in contemporary horticulture, combining the elegant architectural form of the native Lady Fern (Athyrium filix femina var. asplenoides) with the striking silvery coloration of the Japanese Painted Fern (Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum'). The most striking feature of 'Ghost' is its luminous frosted apple green to silvery gray green fronds that appear to glow with an almost