Coville's lipfern (Myriopteris covillei)

Coville's lipfern

Coville's lipfern is a hardy fern with delicate, lace-like fronds that unfurl from a tight center. Thriving in the rocky crevices and arid conditions of its native desert cliffs, coville's lipfern has adapted to retain moisture, despite the unforgiving heat. Its grey-green leaves are a testament to its resilience, contributing to a unique aesthetic that blends with the stony landscape.

Scientific classification

Species

Coville's lipfern (Myriopteris covillei)

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Care Guide for Coville's lipfern

Twice per week

Water

Pruning: Coville's lipfern features compact, intricate fronds and requires early spring pruning to remove dead tissue, promoting new growth. Trim back old foliage to the base, avoiding green tissue, to enhance vigor. Regular pruning helps manage size and shape using sharp, clean shears for optimal results.

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