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Ferns
Ferns are valued for their interesting textures and shades of green and gray, sometimes accented by other colors.
They are enjoying increased popularity both indoors and in the outdoor garden.
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Aglaomorpha sp. Klang PhaThai species of the bear paw fern called "klang pha" in Thailand. This is a small species with deeply lobed fronds to about 6" long here, developing thick hairy brown "paws". Likes excellent drainage and bright to moderate light. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Arachniodes aristata 'Okoze'The species is a common evergreen fern in SE Asia. This very rare Japanese selection has short congested fronds to about 5" long, twice pinnate with lobed pinnae. The leaves are deep green, very thick and glossy, looks like a plastic plant. Terrestri...
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Asplenium trichomanesThis terrestrial fern likes to grow among rocks. It is a Korean strain with fronds about 4 inches long in a nice rosette. It has evergreen, finely cut, once-divided fronds.USDA Zones 6-9.
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Colysis elliptica f. crispa-variegataEvergreen southern Japanese fern with finger-like lobes on the leaves, elaborately frilled and white-variegated at the tips. The variegation is most prominent on new fronds. Easy, cool-growing species. USDA Zones 9-11.
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Colysis wrightii f. laciniataThis is a southern Japanese epiphytic fern, this form with leaves to 8" long that are wildly frilled at the tips and edges. Easy to grow. Makes a beautiful specimen in a basket or pot. USDA Zone 9-11.
3.5" pot. 1 plant unit.....
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Coniogramme emeiensisNew from China, this fern was sold to us as Pteris wallichiana but several fern collectors have pointed out that this is not correct. Recently two separate sources have told us that it is Coniogramme emeiensis. In any case, this beauty is a boldly pa...
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Coniogramme intermedia 'Rasha'The species Coniogramme intermedia is widespread in East Asia; it is a terrestrial clumping fern with glossy, pinnately compound leaves. This rare Japanese horticultural mutation grows to about a foot tall with erect and spreading fronds, both simple...
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Coniogramme intermedia 'Shishi'The species Coniogramme intermedia is widespread in East Asia; it is a terrestrial clumping fern with glossy, pinnately compound leaves. This rare Japanese horticultural mutation grows to about a foot tall with glossy, somewhat pinnatedly compound le...
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Coniogramme intermedia 'Yoroi Musha'The species Coniogramme intermedia is widespread in East Asia; it is a terrestrial clumping fern with glossy, pinnately compound leaves. This rare Japanese horticultural mutation grows to about aa foot tall with glossy spreading fronds that are ofte...
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Crypsinus longisquamatusAn evergreen Ryukyu Island epiphytic fern, with long papery leaf lobes. Mount on bark or use an open, well drained mix for potting. USDA Zones 9-10.
3.5" pot. 1 plant unit....
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Cryptogramma crispa NEW!Very rare dwarf fern from rocky alpine to subalpine slopes in northern Japan, Siberia and Sakhalin. Bright green fronds are about 3-5" long, two or three times divided, with a ruffled parsley-like appearance. Beautiful rock garden or trough plant. Ne...
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Cyrtomium falcatum 'Shishi'After starting with one small, very expensive plant of this Japanese fern, we finally have enough to sell. This is a twist on the familiar holly fern, a very useful semi-hardy evergreen fern with glossy pinnately compound leaves. The leaflets on this...
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Cyrtomium falcatum 'Ueda Sunshine' NEW!It is exciting to be able to add another name to the short, but ever-growing, list of variegated ferns. The evergreen holly fern, with its dark green glossy fronds, is a beautiful plant for pot culture, or in the shade garden. From my friend Mr. Ueda...
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Cyrtomium fortunei 'Ice Follies'There are not many variegated ferns, and even fewer that are fairly cold hardy, so this white-variegated form of the holly fern is very exciting. The dark green fronds are flecked and occasionally splashed with pure white. The variegation is pretties...
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Davallia tyermanii 'Sekka'A new Japanese version of the "rabbit's foot" fern with a "foot" that looks with a fuzzy cockscomb. This is very slow to grow and propagate, but not otherwise challenging; it likes to be a little dry in the winter, and grows well on on a rock or piec...
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Diplazium subsinuatumJapanese fern found throughout most of the country, with long narrow undivided fronds to about 6" long, dark green with a faint herringbone pattern in the center of the frond. USDA Zones 7-9.
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Diplazium tomitaroanumIn Japanese, this is called the "saw fern" because the fronds resemble the blade of a cross-cut saw. The glossy, dark green fronds grow to about 8" long, with a spreading habit. One of prettiest Japanese ferns, it is rarely seen in cultivation. USDA ...
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Drynaria quercifolia 'Pinto'There are very few really beautiful variegated ferns, and this is one of the best. The leathery evergreen fronds are deeply pinnately compound to about two feet long on old plants, subtended by dry bracts that are shaped somewhat like an oak leaf. Th...
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Lemmaphyllum microphyllum 'Hagoromo' NEW!Lemmaphyllum is a genus of small epiphytic/lithophytic ferns. This is a selected crested form of a species from Japan. The Japanese have made selections of this species for different sizes and shapes of leaves (fronds). All forms have thick, somewhat...
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Lemmaphyllum microphyllum 'Icho' NEW!Lemmaphyllum is a genus of small epiphytic/lithophytic ferns. This is a selected crested form of a species from Japan. The Japanese have made selections of this species for different sizes and shapes of leaves (fronds). All forms have thick, somewhat...
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Lemmaphyllum microphyllum 'Otome' NEW!Lemmaphyllum is a genus of small epiphytic/lithophytic ferns. This is a selected crested form of a species from Japan. The Japanese have made selections of this species for different sizes and shapes of leaves (fronds). All forms have thick, somewhat...
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Lemmaphyllum microphyllum 'Ryukyu Sekka' NEW!Lemmaphyllum is a genus of small epiphytic/lithophytic ferns. This is a crested selection of the Ryukyu Islands type sometimes called L. obovata. The Japanese have made selections of this species for different sizes and shapes of leaves (fronds). Thi...
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Lepisorus thunbergianus 'Enko Jishi' NEW!This is a unique Japanese selection of an epiphytic/lithophytic NE Asian species also know as Pleopeltis thunbergiana. The glossy green fronds are upright, about 7" tall, with a finely divided crest at the tip, lighter in color. Needs excellent drain...
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Lepisorus thunbergianus 'Keikan'This is a unique Japanese selection of an epiphytic/lithophytic NE Asian species also know as Pleopeltis thunbergiana. The glossy dark green fronds are upright, about 6" tall, slender, with a rippled edge. Grow in a well-drained and well-aerated medi...
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Lepisorus thunbergianus 'Kimen Doji' NEW!This is a unique Japanese selection of an epiphytic/lithophytic NE Asian species also know as Pleopeltis thunbergiana. The glossy dark green fronds are upright, about 4" tall, variously twisted and distorted, with an unusual pin-like extension at the...
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Lepisorus thunbergianus 'Sei Kai Nami' NEW!This very rare cultivar has upright fronds to about 6" tall, with the tip of the frond divided into a broad crest. The Japanese name means "green ocean wave". USDA Zones 7-10.
2.5" pot.
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Lepisorus thunbergianus 'Shichi Hengei' NEW!This is a unique Japanese selection of an epiphytic/lithophytic NE Asian species also know as Pleopeltis thunbergiana. The name means "seven changes" & it is accurate; no 2 fronds are the same. The glossy green fronds are upright, about 6" tall, of m...
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Lepisorus ussuriensis var. distans 'Zo'o-no-hana' NEW!This is a unique Japanese selection of anepiphytic/lithophytic NE Asian fern. The slightly glossy dark green fronds are upright and spreading, about 5" tall, with several different leaf shapes, some lobed and some simple. The Japanese name means "el...
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Lunathyrium lobatocrenatumA very rare Japanese native fern also called Athyrium grammitoides var. simplicifolium, from Shikoku and Kyushu. This form has long lobed fronds of medium to dark green with distinctive lobes on the edges. The leaves can reach 10" long. Terrestria...
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Microlepia strigosa 'Shishi'The Japanese species Microlepia strigosa is a fairly unremarkable terrestrial fern that looks much like a hundred other species with pinnately compound fronds. This Japanese selection is much more interesting for its wildly crested and frilled fronds...
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Microsorum brachylepis crestSouthern Japanese epiphyte with flat, papery, bright green fronds that are divided like antlers. USDA Zone 9-11.
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Microsorum thailandicumThis is a true tropical, requiring heat and high humidity. It is a Thai/Cambodian lithophyte on limestone discovered only a few years ago. It has digital fronds distinguished by an amazing cobalt blue sheen. There is no other fern this color. It make...
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Microsorum whiteheadii NEW!Distinctive fern recently discovered at Bukit Tingii in Western Sumatra. This fern is said to grow on limestone outcroppings. It is a clumping plant with rubbery medium to very dark green fronds. Easy in moderate light with warm temperatures; excell...
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Neocheiropteris subhastata NEW!Japanese evergreen fern with spreading fronds to about 6" long, forming a clump. The fronds are long-triangular, lobed at the base. It is native in western and souther Japan, and China. It is also known as Polypodium subhastatum. USDA Zones 7-10.
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Neolepisorus ovatus f. variegatusThis distinctive and rare Chinese epiphytic/lithophytic evergreen fern is remarkably beautiful. It has a herringbone pattern all over the medium green leaves,with a texture like cardboard. We were previously selling this as Boniniella; thanks to Barb...
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Nephrolepis 'Fan Dancer' NEW!Magnificent fern with narrow fronds, elaborately crested at the tip. The fronds grow to about 15" long, upright and then arching. The cresting becomes more and more elaborate as the plant gets older. Easy to grow in a well-drained medium in moderate ...
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Osmunda japonica 'Ranchu' NEW!Rare crested form of an E. Asian hardy fern, with fronds to 2.5' tall. The tips of the pinnae are crested, becoming more elaborate as the plant ages. Like a rich moist soil in shade, or grow it as a pot specimen. USDA Zones 5-9.
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Phegopteris decursive-pinnata 'Shishi' NEW!Japanese beech fern is a valuable landscape plant to a foot or so tall, with spreading rhizomes. It is easy in woodsy soil in shade. In this rare crested form, the tips of the pinnae are crested. Grow it as a pot specimen or in the woodland garden. S...
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Polypodium 'Boi Tan Bead'One of many fancy Thai cultivars of epiphytic fern, this was sold to us as Pyrrosia, but it is now clear that it is a Polypodium. This one has fronds that are splayed and deeply lobed, each leaf different. As the plants get older, the cresting and di...
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Polypodium 'Narng Ngu Bai Kaep'This is a new Polypodium selection from Thailand with thick, stiffly upright leaves to about a foot tall, with rippled, somewhat irregular leaf margins. It is vigorous and distinctive. It likes moderate light, warmth and high humidity, but is easy to...
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Polypodium 'Peek Kai Thong'The fronds on this slowly creeping fern are upright, and unlike the normal type, "feathered" with spiky projections from the sides of the fronds. It is a familiar sight in Thai gardens. Like most tropical ferns, it appreciates a well-drained humus-...
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Polypodium aureum 'Philippine Lace'Dramatic fern from the Philippines, with a thick, creeping rhizome producing fronds to about 2' tall. The fronds are much divided and frilled. This is one of the most dramatic crested ferns I have seen. Also known as Phlebodium. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Polypodium sp. 'Klevy Noud'Thai cultivated selection of a compact fern with elaborately ruffled fronds with pointed lobes. The fronds become more intricately formed and beautiful as the plant ages. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Polypodium sp. 'Philippine Twist'Striking new fern from the Philippines, with rigidly upright, very thick and plastic-like fronds, each frond tipped with a twist and usually some lighter yellow green markings. Has a slowly creeping rhizome that is slow to divide. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Polypodium vulgare 'O Shishi' NEW!This fern is found, as a wild species, throughout much of the northern hemisphere. This Japanese selection has fronds that are wildly crested; some pinnae are forked or crested, and some fronds are dissected into a mass or thread-like appendages. It ...
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Polystichum tripteronHardy Japanese terrestrial fern, vase-shaped, with distinctive 4-ranked fronds, to 2' tall. Excellent woodland garden plant with a different look, easily grown in humus-rich soil in shade. USDA Zone 6-9.
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Psilotum nudum 'Kin Gyoku' NEW!For years we have been enjoying the subtle beauty of the Japanese whisk ferns. They look like strangely mutated whisk brooms or coral. They are extremely easy in the house or greenhouse, in a very well-drained soil mix or terrestrial orchid mix. Allo...
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Psilotum nudum 'Kin Sei Ko' NEW!Compact selection with slender, finely divided branches, pale yellow to creamy yellow near the tips. Very rare. USDA Zones 9-11. 2.5" pot.
For years we have been enjoying the subtle beauty of the Japanese whisk ferns. They look like strangely muta...
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Psilotum nudum 'Kin Tsukumo' NEW!For years we have been enjoying the subtle beauty of the Japanese whisk ferns. They look like strangely mutated whisk brooms or coral. They are extremely easy in the house or greenhouse, in a very well-drained soil mix or terrestrial orchid mix. Allo...
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Psilotum nudum 'Kirin Kaku' NEW!Very rare, very slow-growing variety with thickened twisted green branches with a little fasciation. USDA Zones 9-11. 2.5" pot.
For years we have been enjoying the subtle beauty of the Japanese whisk ferns. They look like strangely mutated whisk b...
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Pyrrosia davidii 'Tsuno Dashi' NEW!This rock-dwelling fern from China normally has long, undivided fronds. This very rare Japanese selection has fronds about 6" long that are 3-lobed with toothed edges. The name means "putting out horns." Grow in orchid bark, well drained compost, or ...
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Pyrrosia hastataNE Asian lithophytic/epiphytic fern with three-lobed fronds, green above and gray beneath. Good for hanging baskets. Keep dry when cold. This the Japanese type normally cultivated there. USDA Zones 7-10.
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Pyrrosia hastata 'Hagoromo'Pyrrosia hastata (tricuspis) is a rock-dwelling fern of the mountains of Japan and Korea. The normal type has three lobes on each frond on a creeping rootstock. This rare Japanese form has lobes that are further divided into subsidiary lobes, with so...
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Pyrrosia hastata 'Mikasa Yama' NEW!Pyrrosia hastata (tricuspis) is a rock-dwelling fern of the mountains of Japan and Korea. The normal type has three lobes on each frond on a creeping rootstock. This rare compact Japanese form has lobes that are ruffled, with some tooth-like lobes. T...
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Pyrrosia hastata 'Ryujin' NEW!Pyrrosia hastata (tricuspis) is a rock-dwelling fern of the mountains of Japan and Korea. The normal type has three lobes on each frond on a creeping rootstock. This rare and highly desirable Japanese form has lobes that are further heavily ruffled a...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Eboshi'Pyrrsoia lingua is a common rock-dwelling fern from NE Asia, with tongue-shaped fronds. This Japanese selection has fronds that are very thick and leathery, entire, and variously twisted and contorted. The underside of the frond is silvery/brown. G...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Futaba Shishi'Pyrrsoia lingua is a common rock-dwelling fern from NE Asia, with tongue-shaped fronds. This Japanese selection has fronds that are divided into two or more lobes, then frilled and crested. Name means "two leaf lion". It can be grown in open potti...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Hagoromo' NEW!Rare classical Japanese selection with broad, slightly lobed fronds feathered along the edges. The name means "feathered cape". USDA Zones 7b-10. 3.5" pot.
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Hiryu'Pyrrsoia lingua is a common rock-dwelling fern from NE Asia, with tongue-shaped fronds. This Japanese selection has fronds that are incised along the margin; the frond looks like a feather. It can be grown in open potting media, orchid mix, or on a...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Ogon Nishiki'Pyrrsoia lingua is a common rock-dwelling fern from NE Asia, with tongue-shaped fronds. This Japanese selection has fronds that are undivided, but with a wavy margin and some slight lobing, with yellow stripes of variegation in the leaf. Variegatio...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Shi Kai Nami' NEW!I had to take a moment to compose myself when I first saw this spectacular fern last summer. It has a wild assortment of leaf forms and is the largest-growing type that I have seen. The name "four oceans' waves" is an apt description of the overall l...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Shishigashira' NEW!Pyrrosia lingua is a common rock-dwelling fern from NE Asia, with tongue-shaped fronds. This Japanese selection has narrow fronds that are elaborately crested at the tip. Grow it in a very well-drained mix, and allow to dry slightly before watering. ...
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Pyrrosia lingua 'Tachiba Koryu'A rare Japanese form of a Japanese/Korean epiphyte/lithophyte. The fronds are very long and narrow, to 9" long and an inch wide, on a long petiole. The margin of the leaf has rounded lobes and is wavy. The name means "standing leaf dragon". USDA ...
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Pyrrosia lingua, ChinaThis species is widespread in East Asia. This type is from China and looks very different from what is usually seen in the wild in Japan. The fronds are long-pointed and very glossy. Easy to grow with excellent drainage, keep cooler and drier in wint...
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Pyrrosia polydactylisThis rock-dwelling fern is an evergreen Taiwanese epiphyte/lithophyte with maple-like mostly 5-fingered fronds with elongated lobes. Grow in orchid bark, well-drained compost or on a slab. Reduce water in winter. USDA Zones 7b-10.
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Pyrrosia sheareri NEW!I had long hoped to one day grow this Taiwanese fern, the largest of the hardy species of Pyrrosia. On my most recent trip to Japan I was thrilled to find a pot of this species in a Nandina nursery. I now have a few divisions of this slow-to-propagat...
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Pyrrosia sp. China "maruba" NEW!Chinese fern cultivated in Japan with round-oval fronds about 2-3" long, creeping to form a mat of foliage. Keep cooler and drier in winter. USDA Zones 7b-9.
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Pyrrosia sp. China red leafThis is a beautiful Pyrrosia from China, with fronds to nearly a foot tall, an inch or two wide, unlobed as young plants but with some irregular pointed lobes on the fronds of older plants. The fronds are green with some white fuzz above, and metalli...
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Pyrrosia sp. Thai red leafTropical epiphyte from Thailand with gray-green fronds, coppery-red beneath. The fronds grow to about 8" long and an inch wide here. Grow in very well-drained mix in a pot or basket and allow to dry before watering. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Quercifilix zeylanica (Philippines)This form of a widespread SE Asian species is especially nice, with dark and silver markings on a green background. The leaves are somewhat oak-leaf-shaped, as the name suggests. Typical tropical fern conditions. Makes a beautiful specimen as it grow...
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Woodwardia orientalis 'Shishi' NEW!This stately evergreen Japanese fern makes a beautiful specimen, with 2-3' tall, much divided fronds. This very rare Japanese selection has crest at the tip on each pinna. It is a dramatic pot plant. Slow to propagate but easy to grow in rich, well-d...
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