Thelypteris ovata var lindheimeri Austin City Limits Plants Retiring This Year psittacina) that continuously produces new

psittacina) that continuously produces new pitchers all summer long

whose roots are grown for use as a medicinal anti-spasmodic

except this selection spreads far faster and grows denser than any other form we have seen

You'll have to pretend that we have scratch and sniff

naturally occurring hybrid of Sarracenia purpurea x rubra

Thelypteris ovata var lindheimeri Austin City Limits Plants Retiring This Year psittacina) that continuously produces new(aka: Thelypteris normalis A2T 025, Pelazoneuron ovatum var. lindheimeri) Thelypteris ovata var. lindheimeri 'Austin City Limits' is a wonderful but virtually unknown deciduous fern, closely related to the better known Thelypteris kunthii. In 2000, Texas plantsman garden writer Scott Ogden took me to a road cut in Comal County, Texas (about 40 minutes south of the Austin city limits), where this tough fern was growing quite well in a sunny site among