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EXTREME WARNING!
This is a weed from hell - a fast-replicating, invader-alien from outer-space.
Notwithstanding tha...Read More
I started with a 1 gallon pot about 10 years ago, andI have been trying to eradicate this fern for the last 3 years. I recently resorte...Read More
I remember this plant growing up the back of my grandmother's house. I have always loved the fine threadlike foliage.
I s...Read More
I have had this plant in my flowerbed for the 41 years I have lived in my house. It is a beautiful plant and in times when I have not bee...Read More
My grandmother gave me this in Alabama and I've grown it for all these years, here in North Florida it hasn't been invasive for me. I wi...Read More
It may be a horrible idea for growing outdoors, but this plant makes for an awesome house plant if you don't have any pets. I have yet t...Read More
I have to echo the negative sentiment from the other posters. Invasive is an understatement.
I am in Los Angeles and I ha...Read More
Very nice fern, though its not related to asparagus ferns. Fills out a fence or lattuce nicely. Nice dark green foliage will enhance any ...Read More
This is another of my 'tag alongs' that moved with me from Jupiter, Florida to Huntsville, Alabama.
I did not expect this...Read More
This stuff was growing Along a chain link fence and some oak trees in my back yard when I moved in. Looks Pretty so it doesn't bother me.
I hate this plant. It is so invasive. As soon as I cut it off at ground level, new shoots are coming up somewhere else. It has taken o...Read More
I live in Southern California and have found this plant to be extremely invasive. I've been trying to rid myself of it for several years...Read More
This plant is growing in a mostly shady location on the north side of a wooden fence in my backyard. It survives year round and is a lov...Read More
I love ferns. They are so delicate and soft looking, however, I would have to agree with the downside of the thorns. I just bought one to...Read More
My Plumosa Fern, which I have had for 10 years, did not survive this summer in Arizona, Zone 10.
This unique plant is o...Read More
mine is planted inground, full shade. Has been a moderate grower. I love to snip pieces of it and stick it in my flower arrangements. ...Read More
I have been thinking for years that this is a maidenhair fern, and I am so glad to be corrected! The other asparagus ferns I have do not ...Read More
I love the light ferny look to this asparagus but the thorns ARE nasty. I've stabbed myself frequently. But then most plants have a few d...Read More
Hardy here in Zone 8a (right on the edge of Zone 7), although top dies to ground and new stems late to emerge in spring. Climbs 10-12 f...Read More
Ok, I had one of these when I was in high school and loved it. I recently found one 20 years later. Yes it took that long for me to fin...Read More
It grew in 43 yrs that same spot to keep cool and shade. Also it help all the leaves around edge to fern which it compost to grow healthy....
This Fern grows wild in central Florida. It has always sprouted up around our central Florida home for over 50 years. I have never heard...Read More
It IS INVASIVE in frost free areas. If you must grow it, keep it in a container and remove fruit when it appears.
In Miami, FL. this plant came up from my neighbors seeds. It was so beautiful I encouraged it to grow up across my front screened in porc...Read More
I used to grow this in England as a much loved house plant. Here in zone 10 I'm much more ambivalent. It self seeds readily and makes a f...Read More
Great House Plant. Needs to be repotted within 6-8 months. Likes shade and doesn't mind artificial light. Poisonous to Cats.
Invasive and difficult to eradicate in frost-free regions.
Suitable for growing on trellises. The flattish looking leaves are very attractive. The background must be of light colour so as to enhan...Read More