Asplenium platyneuron Brunswick Giant Hippeastrum She was discovered in 1990

She was discovered in 1990 in the garden of Donald and Rozanne Waterer of Somerset

As the upright stalk reaches its ultimate height

although its native haunts are moist valleys in the Black Sea region (Bulgaria and Turkey)

outstanding

but the correct cultivar name seems to be 'Maculata'

Asplenium platyneuron Brunswick Giant Hippeastrum She was discovered in 1990Asplenium platyneuron is a widespread US native, found from Maine west to Arizona, but is rarely seen in gardens. For a woodland rock garden, I cannot imagine a better choice than this durable, drought tolerant, and easy to grow evergreen fern. The short, limp, sterile fronds have little value except to highlight the rigidly erect, narrow, fertile fronds that give the plant its anorexic but architectural structure. Our offering of Asplenium