Cyrtomium fortunei China Ruffles Sauromatum where it lives alone as

where it lives alone as the only member of the genus

'cause the formerly white head and neck on each 2' tall pitcher is sunburn-blister red

This also applies to the hybrids between these 3 species

The heavily veined

hardy hibiscus

Cyrtomium fortunei China Ruffles Sauromatum where it lives alone asCyrtomium 'China Ruffles' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a selection of Cyrtomium fortunei, from a 2003 Hans Hansen expedition to China, where it was discovered at 4,700' elevation in Tao Yuan, China. This unique form of Cyrtomium fortunei makes an 18" tall x 3. 5' wide evergreen clump with fronds composed of narrow pinnae that are unusually ruffled and highlighted by a very dark central stipe and a dark central leaf vein very