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A compact and very 'full' cultivar. I bought a small divisionn at the RHS Fern and Carnivorous Plant Show. In 2003 Deep Roots Nursery said: "Ideal Maidenhair if space is limited. Fronds stay small and congested, pinnae overlap. Easy to grow and large leaved, for the species. Nice dark growth holds up for a long time, with newer light green growth always on the way." Sue Olsen says: "'Pacific Maid' has a dense mass of overlapping foliage on fronds that usually mature at 18in (45cm). It is especially attractive when combined with floral companions in a pot or basket, but will not survive for very long away from humidity." Graf says: "an attractive, compact plant cultivated in San Francisco, with 2-3 pinnate fronds, the pinnae stiffly set in stages above each other, satiny green leaflets large, with veins running into sinus." |
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