Necklace fern
(Asplenium flabifolium)

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The rhizome is short and covered with dark brown, shiny, fine-tipped scales. The tip of the frond may take root and produce new plantlets. Occurs in a variety of sheltered moist vegetation types in caves, under rock ledges, in crevices, on logs, tree trunks, on stream banks or on rocks above cliffs or waterfalls. Not drought tolerant, it was included in the water feature for the Melbourne Flower and Garden Show 2011.

Type
Native
Lifecycle
Perennial
Container
Zero
Size
Grass and Groundcover
Foliage
Evergreen
Zones
Semi-arid with summer rain, Moist temperate with hot summers, Semi-arid with winter rain, Moist temperate with warm summers, Winter rains with dry summers
Soils
Sandy, Loam, Clay
Tolerances
Wind
Regions
Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2011
Shade levels
Full sun, Sun/shade, Shady
Flowering seasons
None
Colours
Green
Gardens
Hardy Garden, Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2011, Central Highlands Garden, Hardy