Pyrrosia porosa Primula especially after it survived a

especially after it survived a harsh south Michigan winter

aurantiacum PDN Form) We grew this for a long time as a selection of Hedychium coccineum

It produces 2' tall light green pitchers that are heavily veined red toward the top and solidly on the hood

It takes about three years for it to show the wonderful mature characteristics

Pyrrosia porosa Primula especially after it survived aPyrrosia porosa is a little known tongue fern species with a wide native range from India, across southern China and into the Philippines, where it can be found growing on tree trunks from 3,000' to 8,500' elevation. The thick, dark green, 10" x 1. 5" evergreen fronds emerge from a tightly clustered rhizome. The brown indumentum on the leaf back adds a lovely contrast to the dark green fronts. In marginal winter climates, Pyrrosia porosa should be