Name: Lady Fern - 3 root divisions
Brand: BloomingBulb
SKU: 26003
Price: 13.84 USD
Availability: InStock

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Embrace the elegance of Lady Ferns, a breathtaking addition to any shade garden. With their enchanting yellow-green to medium green fronds, these ferns exhibit a delicate, feathery charm. Each frond unfurls gracefully, revealing long-tapering, ascending blades that dance in the gentlest of breezes. As they mature, these ferns slowly expand into dense, lush clumps, continuously unfurling new fronds throughout the summer, offering a refreshing green vista even in the warmest months.

Lady Ferns are a dream for both novice and seasoned gardeners. Thriving in partial to full shade, they are perfectly suited for that cool, shaded nook in your garden. These ferns yearn for average to rich, moist, well-drained soil with a neutral to slightly acidic pH, creating an oasis of tranquility. Spring and early summer present the ideal time for dividing and transplanting, allowing you to spread their beauty across your woodland garden. Imagine them paired with the bold leaves of hostas, nestled under towering trees, or complementing the vibrant hues of flowering shrubs.

Genus

Athyrium asplenioides

Bloom Time

Late Spring-Late Summer

Foliage Color

Green

Height

24"

Sun Requirements

Partial Shade, Full Shade

Type/Size

#1 heavy clump

Hardiness Zone

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

When to plant: Any time during the growing season; spring and late summer to early fall are best
Depth: Crown level with the soil surface, never buried
Spacing: 1–3 feet apart for clumping ferns such as Christmas fern; 3 feet or more for ostrich and royal ferns
Sun: Partial to full shade; strong sun yellows the fronds
Water: About 1 inch a week through the growing season; keep evenly moist
Soil: Rich in organic matter, moist but not soggy, pH 6–7

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Lady Fern - 3 root divisions

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Lady Fern - 3 root divisions

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