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Very handsome and regal fern. Mine are about 4.5 feet high. I tried dividing the clump and eventually got a take but it has been slow goi...Read More
It is a natural sterile hybrid between the Log Fern (Dryopeteris celsa) x Southern Shield Fern (Dryopteris ludoviciana). It is found wild...Read More
Dramatic in its impact, due to its size and upright habit. The largest fern native to eastern North America, it can reach close to 5' whe...Read More
A large (36-60") evergreen (in zone 7, anyway), upright fern. One of the fastest growing large ferns I have ever grown. Forms nice, large...Read More
It took quite a while to identify this fern, which I purchased from the clearance table a WalMart (it was just about dead). With help of...Read More
I love this plant! I picked it up this spring while still in fiddlehead stage for $5 from Home Depot (of all places--my expections were...Read More
Beautiful fern here in zone 5. Dies back in fall.
This fern has done very well for me where I live in central KY. In fact, it adapted more readily and grew quicker than any other fern I h...Read More
A VERY upright fern.
Evergreen to Zone 7.
Semi-evergreen in rest of range.
Moist soil will give best results but IS ...Read More