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Athyrium niponicum (Japanese painted fern) is a lot different from the plain green ferns that many gardeners are most familiar with. True to its name, Japanese painted fern is more colorful, offering triangular, silvery leaves (called "fronds," technically) that sport an arching habit as the plant matures. As if that were not exciting enough, they also have grayish-green in them, as well as purplish midribs, making them variegated ferns.
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Philodendron Bipinnatifidum Atom
(Slow growing)
PLU 3087
Picture(s) shown is only a representation of a mature plant and not the actual plant. Small juvenile plants often look different from a grown specimen.
Arow Head Miniture
(Fast growing)
PLU 4277
Picture(s) shown is only a representation of a mature plant and not the actual plant. Small juvenile plants often look different from a grown specimen.
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