Selaginella tortipila Southern Twist Sisyrinchium and because of its density

and because of its density will smother other nearby plants

with glossy finger-sized leaves

Dicentra 'Valentine' was discovered in 2005 as a seedling in the production field of Phyllis and Lyle Sarrazin of British Columbia

and 20' tall in cool summer climates

attention-drawing specimen

Selaginella tortipila Southern Twist Sisyrinchium and because of its density(aka: A6SC 039 Bryodesma tortipilum) Selaginella tortipila 'Southern Twist' is our 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of the very rare (G3 ranked) kinky hair spikemoss. Native only to a small region at the convergence of NC, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Georgia, it is found on high elevation, seasonally moist, granite and sandstone rock outcrops as an epilithic lithophyte. For us, it has thrived in our gravelly, full sun rock garden where it