Nephrolepis bostoniensis

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Read about Nephrolepis bostoniensis in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Nephrolepis bostoniensis. Fig. 2469. Intro, by F. C. Becker, 1895. Free-growing, the lvs. dark green, spreading or hanging according to the light, the petioles rather succulent, the pinnae linear-lanceolate, acute, 3-4 in. long, ½−¾ in. wide, entire or crenulate. plane or slightly undulate, herbaceous, less stiff than type form, with more graceful and broader pinnae. The standard variety and best of all for general purposes. Good as a pot-plant (6 in. or more) or in baskets, on palm trunks or in the rockery. It may be planted out in the southern states.


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