Pyrrosia lingua Nokogiri Ba Sisyrinchium so we've altered the name

so we've altered the name a bit and added a proper cultivar to honor garden designer Marco Stufano who first brought it to the US

Charles Short of Kentucky

each with a small white eye zone

form a 3' tall x 3' wide (in 7 years) slowly-offsetting clump

still unnamed species

Pyrrosia lingua Nokogiri Ba Sisyrinchium so we've altered the namePyrrosia lingua 'Nokogiri Ba' is a fascinating selection of tongue fern, whose thick, cardboard like dark green leaves have ridiculously wavy margins that appear almost as saw like protuberances. Each evergreen leaf emerges from a wiry rhizome which runs along the ground. In marginal winter climates, it is important to plant this on a slope to mimic its epiphytic nature.