Pyrrosia lingua Limon Crete a hybrid of Ilex 'Mariesii'

a hybrid of Ilex 'Mariesii' x Ilex 'John Nosal'

it has survived 6 degrees F with only slight foliage damage

this deciduous shrub to 4' tall is adorned with flaking brown bark and acts as a dieback perennial in the northern parts of its hardiness zone

semi-evergreen leaflets that emerge with purple flecks

The small mound of dusty-green

Pyrrosia lingua Limon Crete a hybrid of Ilex 'Mariesii'Pyrrosia lingua 'Limon' is a 2014 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that started its life here as a sport on Pyrrosia 'Ogon Nishiki' that went to all gold. Pyrrosia lingua 'Limon' is composed of upright tongue shaped, rigid foliage that grows from a thin, fairly brittle, creeping rhizome. The foliage of Pyrrosia 'Limon' is brightest in very open shade or some morning sun, but will turn completely green when planted in deep shade. The vigor in Pyrrosia