Neolepisorus fortunei Green Ribbons Phlomis trunked specimen with a head

trunked specimen with a head composed of very thin dusty green

It can be divided and spread around the garden quite easily

Amsonia 'Blue Ice' has been an amazingly vigorous plant for the spring garden

Arisaema saxatile has proven to be a great garden performer

Named after the late South African botanist Peter MacOwan

Neolepisorus fortunei Green Ribbons Phlomis trunked specimen with a head(aka: Drynaria fortunei) We obtained this marvelous ribbon fern from China under the name Lepisorus tosaense, but it keyed out to Neolepisorus fortunei. We are thrilled finally have enough to share as a 2017 Plant Delights Nursery introduction. Neolepisorus fortunei 'Green Ribbons' has made a wonderful evergreen groundcover fern in our woodland garden since 2009. The slowly creeping rhizome forms an 8" tall x 3' wide patch (5 years) of 14" long x 1"