Large Fern Plant

Ostrich Fern is one of the most graceful plants for shady or sunny spots in your landscape. Deer resistant and for a rain garden. Ostrich gets the tallest growing up to 5'.

You receive 1 each of Regal Red Japanese Fern, Golden Mist Fern and Brilliance Autumn Ferns.

Likes moist soil and partial shade. They're the perfect perennial for planting in deep shade, where we find it difficult to make most anything else grow. This Spinulose Wood Fern is the ''fancy fern'' of the florist.

With this collection you will receive 1 each of the following seven (7) varieties: Lady in Red Golden Mist Christmas Ostrich Brilliance Autumn Japanese Painted Cinnamon Remove hard clay and replace with a mixture of topsoil, peat moss and sand, heavy...

Suitable for use as a house plant. Grows even in dry soil. Prefers partial or full shade. Vigorous, number one fern plants. This Christmas Fern is an evergreen fern that grows to 3'.

Deer resistant. The Japanese Painted Fern should be planted in light to moderate shade for best color. Grows 12-18'' tall. The Japanese Painted Fern has a colorful Oriental beauty accented by shades of burgundy, gray and dark green fronds.

One collection includes 6 plants: 1 each of Christmas, Lady, Spinulose Wood, Maidenhair, Royal and Cinnamon ferns. Two collections include 12 plants, 2 of each variety.

Grows 18-24'' tall. Plant in shaded spots such as on the north side of the house, or under trees where they receive alternate periods of sun and shade throughout the day, preferably more shade than sun.

Very low maintenance plant performs best in partial to full shade. One of the tallest ferns available, Ostrich Ferns grow from 3-5' tall. Prefers moist humus-rich soil. Feathery fronds make this a favorite of fern lovers.

Athyrium niponicum pictum is the deciduous Japanese Painted fern. Its beautiful 8-12" tall fronds have wine colored mid-ribs and "painted" silver-green and white leaflets.

In upright clumps to 2-3 feet, it thrives in moist, humusy soils, in part to full shade. We would guess you have never seen a fern such as this, and we think it's time you do. Plant as accents or in drifts.

Unlike other ferns, the tips of ‘Victoriae' droop without splitting. Enhance your landscape with ‘Victoriae' whose fronds deliver architectural aesthetics. Great for the garden and containers in a shady area for interest from spring until fall.

Upright clumps spread slowly and blends well with small, low-growing perennials. A much-prized fern for drifts in shady gardens. Easy to grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil. Fronds, with their metallic silver sheen, seem to glow, with maroon midribs...

Scarlet spores adorn undersides of the fronds. Dryopteris erythrosora is known as the "Autumn Fern"; this beauty is at its best in the spring, "autumn" describing its colors as foliage color changes with season.

Ultimate foliage textures abound in this special collection of shade garden favorites. You get one plant each of: Ostrich Fern, one of the all time best with tall and feathery plumes; Japanese Painted Fern, beautiful fronds with wine-red ribs; and Autumn...

We look forward to hearing from you! We can be reached through the Old Oak Farm website at www.oldoakfarm.com or our Facebook page. We have several bloodlines so breeding pairs are available.

Well-appointed woodland gardens should reserve plenty of room for fancy fronds, and the Ostrich Fern is one of the all time best. Producing large stands over time if grown in moist, humus-rich soils.

Interestingly, we're told by friends in Vermont that the young fiddleheads are delicious sauteed in a bit of oil, with a taste like asparagus. Lustrous, very large dark emerald fronds arch gracefully from the base of the fern.

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