I have grown this plant in an outdoor planter. It survived the winter and remained evergreen in zone 8b. Last winter was mild and I do c...Read Moreover it when the temperatures get in the low 30's. I have potted up some seedlings and will plant them in my garden this spring to determine if this fern will be hardy here.
Can reach 3-4 feet in height. Slugs and snails will eat every frond,so watch for them.Very beautiful fern when well grown.Another plant i...Read Moren the category of very common and inexpensive doesn't mean easy to grow!.
Motherfern can grow in fairly dark places and can tolerate some early sun. It is evergreen in Zone 9. It's peculiar habit of growing ba...Read Moreby ferns is quite charming and makes the plant look 'fluffy'. Babies can be cultivated by taking them off of the mother plant when they grow roots and planting them, or pinning the frond to the ground so that the baby plants are touching the ground. Highly recommended.
I have grown this plant in an outdoor planter. It survived the winter and remained evergreen in zone 8b. Last winter was mild and I do c...Read More
Native to Madagascar and Mauritius.
Fairly common in nurseries locally, and does well here (in a shady spot) in zone 9b.
Can reach 3-4 feet in height. Slugs and snails will eat every frond,so watch for them.Very beautiful fern when well grown.Another plant i...Read More
Motherfern can grow in fairly dark places and can tolerate some early sun. It is evergreen in Zone 9. It's peculiar habit of growing ba...Read More