Hart's Tongue Fern | Asplenium scolopendrium Bird & Insect Homes Engineered to provide the ideal

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Year-Round Planting: Whether it's spring

Borage is easily recognised by its striking star-shaped blue flowers and softly hairy foliage

54″(9 cm)

cat's ear grows best in well-drained grasslands and can be commonly seen in grassy areas

Hart's Tongue Fern | Asplenium scolopendrium Bird & Insect Homes Engineered to provide the idealHart's Tongue Fern Asplenium scolopendrium Harts tongue fern is an evergreen native perennial commonly found in moist, shady sites such as damp crevices and old walls, but occasionally in full sun. It has distinctive strap shaped, glossy green leaves with orange spores on the underside. These marks on the underside of the leaves resemble centipedes legs giving the plant its species name of scolopendrium from the Latin for centipede. Hart's tongue fern