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The slowly colonizing woody stalks are clothed during the growing season with light green robinia-like foliage and adorned in April and May (NC)
When established
emerging in mid-April on a short stalk among the foliage with a large black hood
The 1' long x 2" wide green leaves emerge in the fall and remain until April when they begin to go dormant as the flower spikes appear
Pellaea viridis Tiffendell Cynara The slowly colonizing woody stalks(aka: Cheilanthes viridis) Pellaea viridis 'Tiffendell' is our spore collection of the widespread South African dryland sun fern from just over 8,000' elevation at the country's only ski resort who knew? Plants from this spore strain form sun tolerant specimens to 20" tall x 2' wide. In our trials, these are evergreen down to 20 degrees F, and deciduous below. We've grown the evergreen Pellaea viridis 'Tiffendell' among cactus and agaves in our sunny
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