Neolepisorus truncatus Lemon Lime Orange/Peach Foliage Plants The flowers dangle from the

The flowers dangle from the branches in midsummer and again in late summer

Flowering can slow down or even stop in extended drought but quickly resume once rehydrated

The tight mats of powder-blue foliage are topped in late April with 8" tall cherry-red (RHS 66A) flowers that nearly obscure the foliage and perfume the garden with a spicy clove-like fragrance

starting for us around May 1

Neolepisorus truncatus Lemon Lime Orange/Peach Foliage Plants The flowers dangle from the(aka: Neolepisorus ovatus f. truncatus) Neolepisorus truncatus 'Lemon Lime' is a 2021 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our selection of a treasured and truly unique epiphytic fern that we brought in from China in 2006. Neolepisorus truncatus hails from limestone cliffs around 5,000' elevation in southern China (Guangxi, Guizhou) and north Vietnam. In the garden, Neolepisorus truncatus makes a slow spreading and I mean S L O W, evergreen