Pyrrosia eleagnifolia
Ref.: PYRR 754Origin : New Zealand.
Family : Polypodiaceae.
Epiphytic and epilithic fern. The rhizome is slender, scaly, branching and long-creeping. The evergreen fronds are dimorphic, entire, upright, thick textured. Sterile fronds are elliptic, 2 to 3cm long. Fertile fronds are lanceolate and longer.The underside is densely coated with white, then cinnamon scales. The top is covered with thin hair. Slow growing fern for rockeries, in light shade or sun, in container in a good-draining mix, inside. Height : 2 to 5cm. Hardiness : -15°C.
- Foliage : evergreen
- Height : less than 30cm
- Soil type : well drained
- Site : walls, rockery, rocks, banks, temporarily dry, veranda, greenhouse, indoor, potted fern
- Exposure : half shade, sun
- Shape : ground cover
- Rhizome : creeping and branching
- Hardiness : down to -15°C (5°F)
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