If it's Francee, it's small, but I've only had it since last May. So, we may be looking at an immature Francee. If so, it really loves my house, as usually, Francee is supposed to have moderate growth. It's probably not Green Gold, as GG is supposed to come up with yellow edges. this one is white. Allan P. McConnell does not have a glacous (sp?) underside, this one does. I don't remember if it's fragrant. We'll see in August. When you try to ID one, you're struck by how many possibilites there are. With 4,000 known varieties, how many unknown varieties are there? Thanks guys, it makes this one more interesting. bkay

I think it's derived from this one, which is Peruvian, or any of the similar ones. I don't know what it depicts http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/1974.271.60

Yeah, I received this one as clandestina. Before I bought it, I asked the seller if they were sure it was clandestina (I have one, but pot fillers are always welcome), as the bloom pic they showed did not match that of clandestina and looked more like those of rigida. Said they were 100% sure...the plant came from Liddle Nursery. Welp, finally got this one to bloom for me. Now I am more convinced than ever that this is not cladestina. The pedicels are not pink like clandestina, the leaves have never been stiff to the point of snapping, like my other cladestina, the flowers are too big and the wrong color. I bought it anyway, secretly hoping it was a rigida; at the time I only had one rigida, and wanted them all. Now, I have 6 rigidas...maybe 7, if this is one. So, is it a rigida? Leaves: Flowers:

I’m trying to find the id of this fern; when I put in ruffled edge fern in google, I get Nephrolepis exaltata 'Fluffy Ruffles'. But my fern definitely does not look like fluffy ruffles, because the ruffles are only on the edge tips of the individual leaves, and not the whole leaf. I thought maybe its just sport. Has anyone seen this before?