Pyrrosia lingua Alabama Gold Asia Minor semi-upright mound of narrow rippled

semi-upright mound of narrow rippled foliage

exposed hillsides in the Taitung Prefecture of southeastern Taiwan where this cycad calls home

The key for successful cultivation of black cohosh is correct siting and soil preparation

the smaller Agave macroacantha

Despite being endemic to only a small region of beech forests and floodplains on both the Louisiana and Mississippi sides of the Mississippi River

Pyrrosia lingua Alabama Gold Asia Minor semi-upright mound of narrow rippledPyrrosia lingua 'Alabama Gold', was shared by Alabama plantsman, Hayes Jackson, who found it for sale at a local garden center. Pyrrosia 'Alabama Gold' creeps via pencil lead sized rhizomes that lay on the ground or any solid surface. Emerging from the rhizome are 10" long, thumb shaped leaves with a leathery texture. The green leaves are flushed gold when grown where it receives open shade or morning sun. Pyrrosia 'Alabama Gold' should form a 2' wide