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| Plant type: evergreen rhizomatous fern Hardiness zones: 9-11 Sunlight: warm low sun to shade Soil Moisture: constantly moist Soil: orchid compost, mildly acidic to mildly alkaline Tolerances: light frost |
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Origins: Australia, Sydney region region, NSW, QLD Other Botanical Names: Anisogonium attenuatum, Asplenium attenuatum, A. decussatum, A. luzoniense, A. proliferum, A. spinulosum, Athyrium proliferum, A. ridleyi, Callipteris accedens, C. attenuata, C. prolifera, C. spinulosa, Digrammaria robusta, Diplazium incisum, D. repandum, D. serratum, D. spinulosum Other Common Names: | ||||||||
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