Astrolepis windhamii Lepisorus that was presumed extinct until

that was presumed extinct until five small populations were rediscovered around 1980

If you are not prone to good and prompt garden maintenance

John Mickel describes Dryopteris championii as "another of my favorite ferns

montana 'Cho Ko Nishiki'

Astrolepis windhamii Lepisorus that was presumed extinct until(syn: Notholaena windhamii) Astrolepis windhamii is a recently described apogamous (sexually self actualized) species of desert fern thought to have speciated from a horticultural mnage trois between Astrolepis cochisensis, Astrolepis sinuata, and a third party yet to be named. Astrolepis windhamii occurs in both alkaline and acidic soils, up to 5,500' elevation from West Texas west through Arizona. Astrolepis windhamii resembles Astrolepis sinuata