Pyrrosia lingua Cuspidata Drought Tolerant Plants then you'll want to remove

then you'll want to remove the infected mulch also

Phlomis fruticosa will produce a sporadic repeat flowering in late summer

but we've always doubted it was identified correctly

Pyrrosia polydactyla is a fern that deserves a very special specimen location in the woodland garden

Pyrrosia lingua Cuspidata Drought Tolerant Plants then you'll want to removePyrrosia lingua 'Cuspidata' is a rarely offered form of the hairy leaved tongue fern that boasts much stubbier foliage than normal Pyrrosia lingua. As with the species, Pyrrosia lingua 'Cuspidata' spreads nicely via short rhizomes faster in less harsh climates, but never invasive. In nature, these evergreen ferns grow on trees and rocks, but for us have adapted well to typical rich garden soil especially on sloped well drained sites.