Phlebodium aureum 'Blue Star'
golden polypody
An interesting and unusual fern with long finger-like fronds in a subtle blue/green shade growing on many long upright stems. This...
This species owes its names 'blue fern' or 'zinc fern' to its greyish deep blue-green leaf colour. It grows in the wild from the tops of cloud forests to the swamps in Florida, and so can adapt easily. The leaves do not fall out, finger-shaped branches form as the plant ages and it continues to maintain its beautiful colour.
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