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Moss, Ferns & Cryptogams
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Fern ID Please

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18 years ago

When I bought this fern the seller told me that it was a member of the Bird's Nest Fern family, but that it did not grow as big as some of it's more popular kin. Can anyone tell me the name of this fern? Thank you.

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