(FORK CRESTED HARTS TONGUE) aka Phyllitis scolopendrium ‘Furcata’ – Another variation on this tough little evergreen fern, that looks so little like a fern! 10 long leathery leaves resembling wide green ribbons with forked tips (a tongue piercing gone awry?) with significant irregular ruffling that provides ethereal texture! Slowly expanding clumps may reach 18-24 across. Light to moderate shade in moist, neutral soils with good drainage, but takes some dry shade once established. Woodland, walls, pots, easy.
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