Your plant is Philodendron bipinnatifidum (formerly selloum), distinct from Swiss cheese plant (Monstera) which has leaf holes. Normally a Zone 9 plant, it survives Atlanta winters in protected spots by dying back and resprouting from roots. Your microclimate and care have created a remarkable specimen.
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