Coniogramme affinis Ping Wu Actaea the leaves are an attractive

the leaves are an attractive glaucous-grey which is typical of this species

The removal of spent flower stalks can improve the appearance of the foliage display and prevent unwanted seedlings

less foliage

variegated form

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Coniogramme affinis Ping Wu Actaea the leaves are an attractiveThis Hans Hansen fern spore collection hails from Ping Wu in China's Sichuan province at 5,000' elevation. The 3' long, dark green, glossy tripinnate fronds arch upward to form a 3' tall x 4' wide plant in 5 years. The thick underground rhizomes spread outward, but not at a rate that will prove scary or invasive in the woodland garden. Coniogramme affinis stays evergreen in mild winters, but is tardily deciduous when really cold weather arrives. The