Another (very common!) fern identification, please....
TonioKroger
9 years ago
Hello All-
I have what I believe is a very common fern- but I don't know its name and neither did the seller...I looked through my books and *thought* it might be POLYPODIUM AUREUM MANDAIANUM- (maybe just a young plant?)
It's about 5-6 inches tall. I live in NYC.
Thank you all...
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