Acis autumnalis September Snow Adiantum golden leaves make this a

golden leaves make this a real beacon in the garden

which has restored the original vigor

the offspring have all remained as dwarf as the parent

The tardily emerging foliage finally shows itself in mid-June

The resulting Eupatorium 'Phantom' is the shortest and densest Joe-Pye we've ever trialed

Acis autumnalis September Snow Adiantum golden leaves make this a(aka: Leucojum autumnale) Acis autumnalis is a delightfully cute small bulb in the amaryllis family, related to the larger, more showy, crinum, hippeastrum, and lycoris. Years ago, it belonged to the better known genus, Leucojum, but was ruthlessly kicked out by a group of intolerant taxonomists, on account of its alternative sexual tendencies. The wire thin 6" tall flower stalks emerge for us in late September, from a summer dormancy, topped with