Mulford Foster said it was a hybrid of marmorata x spectabilis and others have said it is a hybrid from France
An Australian hybrid of (concolor x ionantha) by Margaret Paterson
Now commonly used as a hardy landscape plant
moderately wide leaves in a funnel-form rosette to about 20 inches across
The excitement still lingers when I think of my fist encounter with the species in the wild
Platycerium willinckii Size:8-inch Pot (C) Mulford Foster said it wasAn attractive species from Java that forms large clumps with upswept, deeply lobbed, shield fronds and long fertile fronds that can hang six feet or more, bifurcating several times toward their lower ends. Somewhat slow growing, but not as tender as you may have heard. We grow plants which we brought back from Pacet, Java, outdoors, unprotected, and we have had some recent cold winters with no visible damage. The plant pictured on a tree below is