Cyrtomium fortunei Fortunately Giant Plants Acanthus would be worth growing

Acanthus would be worth growing even without its floral display because its handsome foliage is big

topped in spring and again in fall with a superb show of flower spikes of an unusual peachy-orange (RHS 31B) that extend just above the foliage

over-sprayed with a fog pattern of silver grey

The floral display of Hemerocallis is big and bold and bright

Pretty much anything short of waterlogged soils seems to be fine for fatsia

Cyrtomium fortunei Fortunately Giant Plants Acanthus would be worth growing(aka: Cyrtomium 03CH006) Cyrtomium 'Fortunately' is a 2021 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a 2003 Hans Hansen collection of Cyrtomium fortunei. The spores for this collection came from along the road from Nan Guan to Tao Yuan around 4,000' elevation. This unique holly fern selection makes an outstanding upright vase shaped clump that holds its form all winter. Cyrtomium 'Fortunately' is composed of 3' tall, glossy, very dark green fronds that form