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Surely had not expected anyone wished to plant Holm Oak in BC, but what may i know about?
Hmm, surely thought about Q. ilex, yet leaves looked quite large and relatively long for this species. On the other hand this seems to be an oak...
Just try to alert @Michael F who knows better than me concerning trees in general. Had a closer look at photos here and elsewhere: I got to doubt...
I would say it was the most preferable to plant native Garry Oak, but wrong ID and labelling seem to have happened. Right, Q. acutissima is told...
Sorry, my mistake, didn't look close enough at linked photos. After closer look this fern is not P. lemmonii, but a descending species of. In my...
"As much as I remember, those bouquets with ferns littered a lot" - i may imagine such leaves will have littered a lot of brown spores, when...
Thanks pmurphy for this suggestion. Despite being botanist myself, i never got aware of any harmful pest or disease spread by such ferns. There...
Hi, my name is Erwin, native to Styria, a province at SE Austria. Am botanist, generally interested in all kinds of plants, still as there are so...
Andrey, perhaps it is comfortable and trendy to use surely happening global warming as explanation for many observations, no matter if there is...
Some chains of sori well visible
Thank you Eric for doing the name change. Sure, this is no "fern forum" in especial, but let me add a few details to namings. Genus "Polystichum"...
I may agree to ID as Dichanthelium sp. after short comparison, but can't get sure of the species without thoroughly studying those grasses. You...
No need do doubt, it's just a juvenile fernlet of Polystichum munitum, but not of P. lonchitis (lowest pinnae quite short, rather deltoid, short...
Indeed, grasses, Poaceae, growing seemingly any- and everywhere, will stay mysterious to me. I just do know a few grasses in case at best shape...
Hi Wendy, Eric and chimera! My name is Erwin Gruber, botanist, gardenkeeper, native to Styria, Austria. I saw the very same ferns at iNaturalist...
