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Thu, Jul 26, 07 at 11:33
| Hello All,
I am new to ferns and just added a new shade garden to my yard after 10 years of full sun gardening I finally have some shade to work with. I received this fern in a trade and now it has filled in sufficiently to post for an id. Can anyone help me out? I recently added Bradfords Beauty and an Ostrich Fern. Can't wait to see the ostrich get going. I am really enjoying the ferns! Thanks so much!
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- Posted by waplummer Z5 NY (remmulp@stny.rr.com) on Thu, Jul 26, 07 at 22:07
| Could you break off a frond that has spores and take a picture of the spore pattern? |
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| I will do this tomorrow and post a picture of it. Thanks, tracy |
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| Hi, I can't seem to see any spore development on any of the fronds. This was the most mature of all of them so I took a pic of the underside anyhow, hoping it will assist in the id. The curliness reminds me of parsley. Thanks |
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| Are you sure its a fern?..i dont see any croziers(fiddleheads) |
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| You might try looking into the Cryptogramma species. They are called the "parsley ferns" and are very hardy ..adds up... |
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