Arachniodes standishii Polypodium Since the original cross was

Since the original cross was so wide there is no chance for offspring from seed

This toad lily was originally introduced by John Elsley of Wayside Gardens under the incorrect name Tricyrtis formosana 'Amethystina' (an extinct clone of the running species)

This is truly hard to describe well

all bets are off if you have too much winter precipitation

The winter-growing foliage emerges in early October

Arachniodes standishii Polypodium Since the original cross wasAfter walking through acres of Arachniodes standishii on Korea's Ulleung Island, we understand why magically elegant upside down fern is probably the most sought after fern by gardeners worldwide. The lacy, cutleaf, 18" fronds rise from a thick, slowly creeping rhizome. Our 18 year old clumps of the easy to grow Arachniodes standishii are only 3 4' wide. Upside down fern is tardily deciduous, still looking fresh well into the new year. Arachniodes