Adiantum japonicum Southeast Europe The foliage of Calanthe tricarinata
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The foliage of Calanthe tricarinata is evergreen in mild winters but may become deciduous when temperatures approach 10 degrees F
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The highly coveted poet's laurel will never be found at Wal-Mart
Amorphophallus yuloensis produces a 2' tall green stalk (occasionally with a few silver spots)
Adiantum japonicum Southeast Europe The foliage of Calanthe tricarinata(aka: Adiantum pedatum v. japonicum, Adiantum aleuticum v. japonicum) This poor fern has been carelessly tossed about from one species to another but has finally been determined to be its own species. Adiantum japonicum is essentially a 1' tall form of northern maidenhair fern whose new growth emerges a lovely pinkish red. Average to slightly moist woodland garden soils are best. We are pleased to offer this rarely available but excellent deciduous