Pyrrosia lingua Hiryu Kniphofia listed only as spiny leaf

listed only as spiny leaf form

Arisaema lobatum is a small but quite lovely Jack-in-the-pulpit that is quite unique from others in the genus

Begonia 'Heron's Pirouette' reproduces true from axillary bulbils

I've grown lots of red cannas but never anything like this

Virginia's Walter and Sybil Przypek hit the jackpot with this stunning

Pyrrosia lingua Hiryu Kniphofia listed only as spiny leafThis hard to find selection of tongue fern is also hard to describe. The fuzzy, green, tongue shaped leaves look like what you would imagine if you stuck your tongue into an electrical socket. Each leaf has bizarre protuberances along the edge as if it had been cut with a pair of pinking shears. Although Pyrrosia lingua is usually epiphytic in the wild, spreading by a thin but almost woody rhizome, we have found it grows best in the garden if the soil