Adiantum raddianum Barberton Rehmannia we always saw Amorphophallus tenuispadix

we always saw Amorphophallus tenuispadix growing in small organic pockets in limestone rocks

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This is an exceptional form we collected on a plant rescue in Wake Co

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000' cliff in the mountains southwest of Monterrey in Nuevo Leon

Adiantum raddianum Barberton Rehmannia we always saw Amorphophallus tenuispadixWe never dreamed we'd find a winter hardy form of the typically tropical fern, Adiantum raddianum, but in 2006, we acquired spores from the late plant explorers Rod and Rachel Saunders, who had collected them at 4,500' in the mountains near Barberton in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa. The tiny, finely textured pinnae give a tropical feel to this woodland gem, forming a tight 1' tall x 1' wide deciduous clump (evergreen in milder climates). We