Heuchera Frilly PPAF Hippeastrelia Cyrtomium fortunei 'China Ruffles'

Cyrtomium fortunei 'China Ruffles'

where we spotted it growing underneath a giant Torreya nucifera at 560' elevation

one of the best North American native woodland groundcovers we've ever grown

much darker green

which changes to cream as the season progresses

Heuchera Frilly PPAF Hippeastrelia Cyrtomium fortunei 'China Ruffles'Heuchera 'Frilly' is a unique sport of RHS Award of Garden Merit winning Heuchera 'Tangerine Wave', discovered by Welch nurseryman Neil Alcock. The 1' tall x 20" wide clumps of ridiculously wavy leaves, are rich, tangerine color during the growing season and transition to burgundy in cool weather. In spring, the clumps of this amazing Heuchera villosa hybrid are topped with spikes of small creamy flowers. Maintenance: Heuchera 'Frilly' is a relatively