Rumhora adiantiformis (Leatherleaf Fern) Trees and Shrubs Fragrant creamy white flowers

Fragrant creamy white flowers

Restios look especially great when planted in a large ornamental pot

Notes:  Named after the former curator of the Washington Park Arboretum

Deep garnet-hued buds that open into pink

Bloom Time: May to June

Rumhora adiantiformis (Leatherleaf Fern) Trees and Shrubs Fragrant creamy white flowersFamily: Dryopteridaceae Zone: 8 10 Natural Range: South America; Chile Soil: Average, humus rich Light: Sun, part shade Height: 1' 3' Bloom Time: NA Attracts: NA Pest Resistance: Deer, Rabbit Attributes: Evergreen. Thick leathery triangular fronds. Notes: When grown in full sun the fronds are upright and denser. While when grown in shade tend to grow out more arching to flat. Quite summer drought tolerant when established. In Chile we found these