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Dryopteris 'The King' is a remnant from England's Victorian fern craze that makes a superb garden specimen to 30" tall x 30" wide

It will perform quite well in part shade

(aka: Aristaloe aristata) We had already grown Aloe aristata for several years outdoors before I was fortunate to spot it in the wild on my 2005 South African expedition at nearly 9

The small flowers range from pale to medium yellow with contrasting lips ranging from bronze to purple

Lycoris rosea Cardinals Robe Europe Dryopteris 'The King' is aLycoris x rosea 'Cardinal's Robe' is a Phil Adams cross of Lycoris sprengeri 'Hayward' and Lycoris radiata. The 18" cinnamon stalks are topped for us, starting in mid August with up to six, scarlet orange, spidery flowers. AS the flowers age, a small blue tip appears at the end of each petal. For us, the foliage emerges in late October, and grows all winter.