Dryopteris lacera Korean Lace Dyckia We have found it to

We have found it to grow equally as well on clay as in sandy soils

due to its Epimedium membranaceum parentage

foliage texture makes this a favorite of garden visitors

and Russia) Lilium concolor

the largest of any of the Crinum macowanii forms we've grown

Dryopteris lacera Korean Lace Dyckia We have found it to(aka: Dryopteris lacera USNA 54850H) Dryopteris 'Korean Lace' is a 2023 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a strain of the semi evergreen Asian fern, Dryopteris lacera (China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan between 6,000' and 8,000' elevation). Our plants are spore grown of a selection from a 1985 US National Arboretum botanical expedition to South Korea. In our garden, Dryopteris lacera 'Korean Lace' forms a tough, easy to grow 18" tall x 30" wide, evergreen