Cyrtomium fortunei Ulleung Island Hibiscus Pyrrosia lingua cultivars hate growing

Pyrrosia lingua cultivars hate growing flat and must be planted on a slope to thrive in cold climates

to see these magnificent specimens growing in dense shade under tree-size camellias

This amazing new hybrid from Bob Solberg is a cross of H

via a US National Arboretum expedition (USNA 45507-D)

dark orange-red (RHS 42A) flowers

Cyrtomium fortunei Ulleung Island Hibiscus Pyrrosia lingua cultivars hate growingCyrtomium fortunei 'Ulleung Island' is our 2002 spore grown introduction, from our 1997 expedition to the volcanic Ulleung Island off the Korean coast. We originally had this fern identified as Cyrtomium balansae but are now certain that it is actually a form of Cyrtomium fortunei. This holly fern is one we found as a single clump growing in a moist woodland area with Disporum flavum at 3,000' elevation on Ulleung Island. The pinnae are much narrower