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Athyrium niponicum – Japanese Painted Fern

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Athyrium niponicum – Japanese Painted Fern

Published March 31, 2012

Relatively drought tolerant, tough as nails, and ethereal in a way few plants can muster, Japanese Painted Fern is as near as a must-have in…

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