Asplenium trichomanes
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Maidenhair Spleenwort – A compact evergreen fern produces rosettes of black-stemmed maidenhair-like fronds. Often seen growing in rocks and walls. Ideal plant for rockeries, brick and stone walls and softening edges in stepping stones and path edges in shady spots. Prefers semi-shade or sunny sites and neutral to slightly alkaline conditions.
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