Adiantum mairisii JLBG Members Only This mutation of H

This mutation of H

but it has remained quite rare and expensive since it grows and propagates so slowly

is a Hosta sieboldiana mutation with giant

This blue-eyed grass prefers bright sun and well drained soils

Adiantum mairisii JLBG Members Only This mutation of HNot to be confused with the Chinese Adiantum mariesii, this reported hybrid of Adiantum capillus veneris and an unknown baby daddy was discovered around 1885 at the UK's Mairis & Co. Nursery and subsequently named by Chelsea Physic Garden Curator and fern collector Thomas Moore. Adiantum x mairisii performs like a vigorous clone of southern maidenhair fern but with very good winter hardiness. Expect a 3' wide deer resistant patch of 20" tall, lacy