Perennial Ferns Zone 5

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

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

Hardy to zone 4. Hardy Kiwi Set 'Anna' (Actinidia hybrids) Hardy kiwi has emerald-green flesh and a sweet taste similar to fuzzy kiwi, but they're smaller and you eat them like a grape, tender skin and all.

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

‘Ranch' is an excellent elderberry with a short stature and it only grows 5-6' tall so the berries are easily harvested. It's also one of the most forgiving if you have non-fertile soil and it handles a zone 3 winter easily.

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 Add a breath of cool color to the summer garden! Ferns are the perfect perennial for...

On a hot summer day just looking at their crisp coolness tends to make us feel more comfortable Their luxuriant beauty is perfect for giving an exotic tropical effect to your bouquets the year 'round.

Deer resistant. The Japanese Painted Fern has a colorful Oriental beauty accented by shades of burgundy, gray and dark green fronds. Grows 12-18'' tall. It is a perfect background for a shady flower garden.

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

Grows 18-24'' tall. Plant 2-3' apart. 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.

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

Autumn Brilliance fern is noted for its particularly attractive spring frond color which, in comparison to species plants, is brighter red and lasts longer into the spring. All ferns grow best in soils with high organic matter content.

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

Plant as accents or in drifts. In upright clumps to 2-3 feet, it thrives in moist, humusy soils, in part to full shade. The color is unique in the realm of Japanese painted ferns, with striking bright red stalks and delicate lacy fronds.

Great for the garden and containers in a shady area for interest from spring until fall. Unlike other ferns, the tips of ‘Victoriae' droop without splitting. The fronds are decorated with criss-crossed pinnae creating a sequence of x's up and down the...

Easy to grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil. Upright clumps spread slowly and blends well with small, low-growing perennials. Fronds, with their metallic silver sheen, seem to glow, with maroon midribs adding accents in the shade.

Grows best in partial to full shade and moist, slightly acidic soil. Scarlet spores adorn undersides of the fronds. New growth emerges metallic coppery green, turns green in summer and bronzy in fall.

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 Fern, golden green with a copper contrast.

Well-appointed woodland gardens should reserve plenty of room for fancy fronds, and the Ostrich Fern is one of the all time best. Tall feathery plumes of green rise to 3 ft. Producing large stands over time if grown in moist, humus-rich soils.

Specific epithet means “many eyelashes” in reference to the bristly scales found on the stipe and rachis. Details: Excellent selection for shaded areas in the landscape, including borders, woodland gardens, shade gardens, wild gardens and foundations.

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