Pyrrosia lingua Hiryu Sauromatum NC garden of the late

NC garden of the late plantsman Bobby Wilder

The corrugation of the thick

Expect flowering in late spring

so if you enjoy having a pollinator garden

who crossed Lycoris radiata x Lycoris x haywardii in 1977

Pyrrosia lingua Hiryu Sauromatum NC garden of the lateThis hard to find selection of tongue fern is also hard to describe. The fuzzy, green, tongue shaped leaves look like what you would imagine if you stuck your tongue into an electrical socket. Each leaf has bizarre protuberances along the edge as if it had been cut with a pair of pinking shears. Although Pyrrosia lingua is usually epiphytic in the wild, spreading by a thin but almost woody rhizome, we have found it grows best in the garden if the soil