Small Microgramma Tongue Fern, Microgramma lycopodioides (sometimes called Polypodium) is extremely easy to cultivate. I have maintained this variety for over 30 years and have never experienced any problems with its care. It is quite vigorous, and produces many fronds annually with a creeping silvery rhizome. At maturity, individual leaves can be 7 inches long and 1.5 inches across. The fronds are very symmetrical with a wavy or undulate leaf margin. Fairly hardy to about 28 F, should not experience hard freezes though it will tolerate cold in a shade house out doors. It is mostly sterile and very rarely produces fertile fronds with spores.  The fertile fronds they are extremely dimorphic from the sterile ones, being very narrow and linear with rows of many sori.

 

$25
A single division consisting of  several rooted rhizomes and leaves

As always you must email me to see if this and other varieties are available.  I usually divide plants in early spring (Feb, March & April) and offer new divisions for sale at that time.  There is always limited number of divisions to sell annually. Click my name below to send an inquiry, thanks

Garrie Landry   NO INTERNATIONAL SALES ON ANY PLANTS
SORRY BUT CANNOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA

  Garrie Landry 93 Main Street
Franklin, LA 70538