Blephilia ciliata Athyrium but is rarely available to

but is rarely available to the general public

assuming you provide moist woodland conditions like it enjoys in the wilds of Sichuan

with sparse terminal clusters of pendant creamy flowers in late spring

dense clumps are composed of laxly held

Blephilia ciliata Athyrium but is rarely available toBlephilia ciliata is a little known clumping mint cousin, native from Vermont south to Georgia and west to Texas, where it occurs in open woods and meadows. In form, Blephilia ciliata is a woodland version of bee balm without the pesky spreading tendency. Downy wood mint forms a 1. 5' tall x 1. 5' wide clump of upright hairy stems, topped, starting for us in mid May with whorls of lavender flowers. Like its cousin, bee balm, Blephilia ciliata is a