Asplenium nidus Houseplant

Asplenium nidus HouseplantAsplenium nidus, commonly called birds nest fern, is a slow growing, epiphytic fern of the spleenwort family featuring simple, entire, strap shaped, glossy, bright apple green fronds with contrasting dark brown to black midribs and undulating margins. Fronds spread upward and outward to form a vase shaped, green rosette with a nest like center (albeit memorialized by some as resembling a birds nest). It performs best in a porous, well drained, peaty

Polite spreader

Heavily spotted star-shaped flowers that bloom for weeks in late summer

Expertly evoking a mood of understated luxury

’ which used to be considered the most remarkable weeping broadleaf

These are also known as 'angel wing' begonias thanks to their beautiful leaves

6-8in wide

architectural look

'Satin & Lace Peach Sparkle' boasts two toned blooms with raspberry red centers that lighten up to a creamy pale yellow to white at the ends of each petal

Keep soils uniformly moist

Newer variety introduced in 2016 with better disease resistance

Compact mound

Deciduous Shrub