Pyrrosia lingua O Kan Amaryllids colonizing species

colonizing species

Our offering is seed grown from a Wade Roitsch collection near the southern end of its documented range in Bastrop County

Hemerocallis 'Steeple Jackie' is the daylily for you

The European Gladiolus 'Cruentus'

from a population in the Eastern Cape

Pyrrosia lingua O Kan Amaryllids colonizing speciesPyrrosia lingua 'O Kan' is a little known Japanese tongue fern selection with thumb width, cardboard like evergreen leaves, each horizontally banded yellow and green, and with large marginal protuberances. Due to their pencil lead thin rhizomes, which lay flat on the growing surface, pyrrosias usually occur in the wild as epiphytes, although they adapt well to organic soils, especially when grown on slopes. In colder climates, pyrrosias also make