Here in Missouri, the Hairy Lip fern is found on rocky ledges that are often very dry through parts of the year. It is a very pleasing da...Read Morerk green, petite fern, and simply balls up when it is dry and resurrects when conditions improve. It tolerates sun and light shade but no dark moist corners for this one! It is the only way to go if you have an open rocky dry spot and still want the softening look of a fern!
Native to the eastern-half of the United States, including Texas (except for the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, ...Read MoreMichigan, and Ohio).
Considered a rare plant in Indiana, and an endangered species in the states of Connecticut, Minnesota, and New York.
Here in Missouri, the Hairy Lip fern is found on rocky ledges that are often very dry through parts of the year. It is a very pleasing da...Read More
Native to the eastern-half of the United States, including Texas (except for the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, ...Read More