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Ferns, fern allies, and other crevice dwellers of Enchanted Rock

Meangreen94z

By Meangreen94z
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Meangreen94z Grand Master

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I noticed a current interest in ferns. Here are a few pictures of xeric ferns and others at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area Texas. There are a claimed 25 species in the park.

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realarch Grand Master

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Thanks for the beautiful photos, I could sense the quiet of the landscape. 

Tim

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Tim

Hilo, Hawaii

aabell Community Regular

aabell

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Beautiful photos. Having spent my entire life in the Eastern US I'm fascinated by xeric plants. Who knew there would be so many ferns growing in an environment like that? And all the little Echinocereus are so lovely, some of my favorite cacti. 

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