Cheilanthes lanosa - Wooly- lip fern

Cheilanthes lanosa - Wooly- lip fernThe wooly lip fern is unusual in the growing location it prefers. It grows on south facing well drained slopes and tolerates dry condition. It grows either upright or in a sprawling manner, it forms large clumps and spreads by root. It will increase its numbers in time if planted in a favorable location.

The leaves persist into fall and go dormant with the onset of winter

It will spread by root and increase its numbers in time

It's growing season is from early spring until summer

Black Cohosh is a large leafy shrub growing to 3 or 4 feet in height with white blooms on a tall stem

low growing blue blooming wildflower

It is very similar to the cultivated strawberry but the berry is smaller

It goes dormant in summer but will put out leaves in fall when moisture permits

It is highly desired as a rock garden plant

Virginia waterleaf is a low growing spreading plant that can be considered a groundcover

minty herb growing to about 12"

Wild hyacinth is a spring blooming woodland wildflower

False Solomon seal is a fairly tall woodland plant with upright stems and stair-stepped leaves