A crested birdnest fern. This is a fantastic, crested form of this widely distributed tropical Asian fern. Growing to 30 inches across in some cases, with wide, apple-green fronds with a prominent midrib that becomes darker, almost black, in older plants.

This form has crested leaves that end in deeply cut, finger like serrations. Outstandingly decorative and versatile as a garden subject, houseplant or terrarium plant. A choice new variety.

Asplenium antiquum ‘Japanese Birdnest‘  This is one of the most widely grown forms of birdnest ferns due to it’s compact size, beautiful form with many narrow leaves in a in a gracefully arching rosette. Suitable for shaded gardens, growing as an epiphyte in trees or on mounts, indoor culture or terrarium use when small.

A remarkably crested form of birdnest fern. A very full growing plant to about 18 inches across with wide, apple-green fronds with a prominent midrib that becomes darker in older plants. This form has crested leaves that end in deeply cut, finger like serrations. Outstandingly decorative with a ruffled appearance. Versitile as a garden subject, houseplant or terrarium plant. A choice new variety. Similar to but even more spectacularly crested than ‘Chrissy‘.

A improved variety of the jagged birds nest fern Asplenium nidus 'Frimbriatum'. The leaves are thick and erratically serrated. It has a open rosette of loosely arranged leaves. A choice plants that is suited for terrariums.