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Wycollar waterfall

Late Summer on the river at Wycollar. Late Summer on the river at Wycollar

Path through forest

Empty path through green forest lined with vegetation on sunny day. Empty path through green forest lined with vegetation on sunny day.

Woodland stream

Woodland forest ferns and flowing stream with Autumn leaves. Woodland forest ferns and flowing stream with Autumn leaves

Fern Close-up

This photo is a close up of a fern. The fern is green and lush. This photo is a close up of a fern. The fern is green and lush.

Sunlit trees in forest

Green trees with ground vegetation along overgrown path through woods. Green trees with ground vegetation along overgrown path through woods.

Creek with fall leaves

A slow moving creek with fall leaves

Golden fern in Woodland forest

Golden Woodland forest ferns Autumn leaves. Golden Woodland forest ferns Autumn leaves

Green ferns in forest

Close up of leafy branches of green fern in sunny forest. Close up of leafy branches of green fern in sunny forest.

Newmiller dam woodland

Wooded area in Newmiller dam background. Wooded area in Newmiller dam background

Ferns in Tropical

Ferns in Tropical Forest bottom line between Bangladesh Thailand

Fatsia japonica Flower.

Fatsia japonica is the most distinctive of all evergreens with large palmate leaves. The lobed leaves can reach 16 inches across and provide contrast in the shade garden. It can be grown in mass plantings on larger sites or as a specimen in smaller gardens. Grow it with ferns for contrast and it is excellent when mixed with large plantings of Rhododendrons to relieve the monotony of dark, medium evergreen foliage. Drumstick-like flowers are otherworldly in appearance but add to the distinctiveness of this shrub. Plant with the usual woodland perennials like hellebores, hostas, solomn's seal and the like. Foliage is excellent in flower arrangements and lasts for weeks when cut. Fatsia japonica is the most distinctive of all evergreens with large palmate leaves. The lobed leaves can reach 16 inches across and provide contrast in the shade garden. It can be grown in mass plantings on larger sites or as a specimen in smaller gardens. Grow it with ferns for contrast and it is excellent when mixed with large plantings of Rhododendrons to relieve the monotony of dark, medium evergreen foliage. Drumstick-like flowers are otherworldly in appearance but add to the distinctiveness of this shrub. Plant with the usual woodland perennials like hellebores, hostas, solomn's seal and the like. Foliage is excellent in flower arrangements and lasts for weeks when cut.

Slow moving creek

A slow moving creek with fall leaves

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