Athyrium sheareri Portugal The horse-shoe arranged leaflets look

The horse-shoe arranged leaflets look like an arisaema

The 1' wide

Some common seed strains were developed primarily as florist pot plants and generally don't persist in the ground

We think you'll really like this easy-to-grow

Because of its resistance to the dreaded Hibiscus sawfly

Athyrium sheareri Portugal The horse-shoe arranged leaflets look(aka: Anisocampium sheareri) Athyrium sheareri is a dynamite, but little known groundcover fern, originally shared with us by fern guru and author, the late John Mickel, from his spore collection in Japan. This very slow spreader with scrumptious black green foliage, hails from valley and streamsides to 6,000' elevation in China, Japan, and Korea. Genetically, Athyrium sheareri is fascinating since it is an apomictic triploid (three times the normal