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Japan, East Asia. Fronds 60 x 13cm, pinnate, pinnae 1.5cm wide. No noticeable auricle. Colour a drab green in contrast to the shiny green of C. falcatum. One of the ferns most frequently self-setting where not planted in the garden.
On the Clivicola the pinnae margins are roundly lobed.
Source : "Ferns for a cool temperate climate" – Martin Rickard, pages 110-111.
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More than 10,000 varieties of ferns are found all over the world. Ferns reproduce by spores. They filter polluted air and produce pure oxygen.
Care: The plant should not be placed in full sun but should receive much light indirectly. Water sufficiently to keep the soil most.
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