Polystichum lepidocaulon Size:9cm / 0.5L It has medium-sized glossy leaves

It has medium-sized glossy leaves with a distinct contrasting veining which is where it gets its name 'Watermelon Peperomia'

Acquired by Joep Moonen in 1991

where their broad

Anthurium crystallinum and Anthurium regale

fast-draining blend that suits the succulent roots of snake plants

Polystichum lepidocaulon Size:9cm / 0.5L It has medium-sized glossy leavesPolystichum lepidocaulon, the Japanese tassel fern, is one of the most quietly architectural ferns you can grow outdoors in Britain. Native to the woodlands of Japan, Korea and China, it forms a neat clump of arching, leathery fronds in a deep, glossy green that holds firm right through the colder months. As an evergreen fern it brings structure and texture to the garden in the dead of winter, when most perennials have long since retreated