Japanese Bamboo Fern (Coniogramme japonica) is a distinctive fern with bamboo-like, jointed stipes and large, pinnate fronds. It spreads by long-creeping rhizomes.
| Family: | Adiantaceae |
| Genus: | Coniogramme (koh-nee-oh-GRAM-ee) |
| Species: | japonica (juh-PON-ih-kuh) |
| Synonym: | Coniogramme japonica var. gracilis |
| Synonym: | Dictyogramme japonica |
| Synonym: | Gymnogramma japonica |
| Synonym: | Hemionitis japonica |
| Synonym: | Notogramme japonica |
Fronds are 50–100 cm long, pinnate, with long, pointed pinnae. The stipe is jointed, resembling bamboo. Rhizome is long-creeping, forming colonies. Sori are linear along the veins.
Found in Japanese forests. Prefers moist, humus-rich soil in shade. Spreads slowly. Hardy in USDA zones 6–9. Use as a groundcover in woodland gardens.
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