Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Travel / Places to Visit => Topic started by: johnw on December 23, 2008, 06:25:37 PM
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Sorry , I have switched to Philip MacDougall's Taiwan adventure in November. SWMBO may want these moved. Got that in one, John!! M
A wonderful fern found by Philip. We thought it was an Aspidistra when he showed us photo #1.
I.D.?
They also found a Pteris that was 2 meters tall, a gorgeous thing and probably a true brute to deal with if it decided to seriously take up residence in the garden. Unfortunately I downloaded the shot improperly. Perhaps P. will send it in when he gets home to Vancouver tonight - just in time for a blizzard of 20cm and to his greenhouses that hopefully remained unfrozen at -13c.
johnw
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Another from Taiwan in November. And Shortia expendiculata growing up in the air on a log. Says something about the rainfall in Taiwan.
johnw
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The first fern is most likely Pyrrosia lingua which is potentially hardy in zone 7.
Aaron Floden