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Easy, tough, adaptable. One of the few native ferns that can tolerate full sun here (Boston Z6a). Requires good drainage.
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It is a fast spreading groundcover of very soft, light weight, bright green, bipinnate fronds about 2 feet high. It does smell like hay w...Read More
In my Zone 5a garden, an attractive, low fern whose tenacity can be a virtue in the right location. I have paired this fern with spring b...Read More
Native to the north-eastern United States (Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Ke...Read More
Fragrant perennial, thus the name. Green fronds, triangle to oval shaped heavily-divided, lacy leaflets. Tolerates poor soil, but prefe...Read More