cherokee brave dogwood in full sun arkansas

The evergreen fern is a great addition to a woodland garden and can form a lovely an easy to maintain groundcover. Zone:4 - 8 Notes: We expect to have these available again early Spring 2019.

Can be planted in full sun if moisture is consistent. Use for background foliage, naturalizing, woodland massing, or pond sites. Zone:3 - 8Ī light green, fine textured, deciduous perennial with lacy, large, broad, light green fronds.

It gives a very tropical appearance with large fronds and cinnamon colored fertile fronds held up erect to 4'High. It is deciduous and prefers rich moist shady sites. This very graceful fern is a top choice for shady gardens and it will tolerate sunny locations once established. It can grow to reach a mature size of 4'High x 4'Wide. Osmunda cinnamomea is my favorite of the large native fern species. It prefers moist to well drained shady areas, but can be found in rocky woods hillside, creek banks, and hammocks in swamps. The new fronds emerging in the spring have a silvery sheen. Christmas Fern has been used by the ruffed grouse for nesting in mountainous regions. Along with its ability to tolerate drier conditions than most native ferns, this species is highly sought after for dry shade gardens. During the spring the new fronds arch over and present themselves in a soft graceful manner. Dark green new fronds in spring stand erect while last years fronds are laying in a horizontal position on the ground. This is one of the few evergreen native ferns. Organized by Plant Category, Common Name, Botanical Name, Variety Ferns Christmas Fern, Map and directions to the Nearly Native Nursery.

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Cherokee brave dogwood in full sun arkansas