Asplenium platyneuron Brunswick Giant RHS Award of Merit Winners recently published species (1997) was

recently published species (1997) was discovered by the Beijing Botanic Garden and sent to Darrell Probst for identification

We originally had this fern identified as Cyrtomium balansae but are now certain that it is actually a form of Cyrtomium fortunei

wiry black stems

Silver European fan palm prefers a hot

The offspring should be truly amazing when they flower

Asplenium platyneuron Brunswick Giant RHS Award of Merit Winners recently published species (1997) wasAsplenium platyneuron is a widespread US native, found from Maine west to Arizona, but is rarely seen in gardens. For a woodland rock garden, I cannot imagine a better choice than this durable, drought tolerant, and easy to grow evergreen fern. The short, limp, sterile fronds have little value except to highlight the rigidly erect, narrow, fertile fronds that give the plant its anorexic but architectural structure. Our offering of Asplenium