Selaginella borealis Stokesia You gotta love those multi-use

You gotta love those multi-use plants

each with recurved tips that reveal the contrasting white interior

Tucked just below the foliage in late spring are the large 1

The green-hooded pitchers with "white windows" in the back of the hood are identical to the species except for the size

Amauropelta beddomei

Selaginella borealis Stokesia You gotta love those multi-use(aka: Selaginella sanguinolenta var. compressa, Boreoselaginella borealis) Selaginella borealis hails from those delightful vacation spots of the Russian Far East, North China, and Siberia. Despite its frigid origins, this xerophyte has long been our favorite dry rock garden selaginella, but now it's also taken its rightful place as one of the great fairy garden plants of our time. Our parent plant is 12 years old and only 2" tall x 10" wide. In