Cinnamon Fern: A Stunning Native Plant for Shade Gardens

Cinnamon fern is one of the softest ferns because it is much smoother and fuzzier than most plants you will ever see. It would be best if you also were sure that you have figured out how to make the best planting choices when you pick this fern.

Caring for Cinnamon Fern: Tips for Thriving Growth

If you have planted the fern properly, you will start to have a lot more fun with it. You can put it in many places where you need a little bit more texture. Many flowers and plants feel the same, but this fern feels completely different because of how it grows.

The cinnamon fern has a unique aroma that you will not miss, and this fuzzy frond will keep it close to the ground. You probably are unaware of this fern because it only sometimes looks like a fern, but it will be exciting because it can look just right when you are planting near other flowers.

Why Cinnamon Fern is Perfect for Moist Woodland Areas

You can start filling up the spaces in your flower beds, and you can put Cinnamon Fern in places where it will be evident in its texture. You can put it in a pot, and you will be able to keep it in your office if that is what you want. You will be pretty happy with how you plant in your home, and people will wonder what that smell is. They will want to touch this fern because it looks unique, and you will be pleased to learn that you can plant it where other flowers can surround it. The cinnamon fern takes no work to care for, and you will dazzle people when they see it.

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Choose early spring or fall when the soil is moist and cool to plant healthy bare-root ferns. You can also use dormant plants to grow year-round. When you arrive, please soak the roots in water for several hours to rehydrate them. Ferns thrive in moist and shaded areas. Dig a hole wide and deep enough to spread out the roots comfortably. Position the fern so the crown (where the roots meet the fronds) is just at or slightly below ground level. Gently backfill with soil firmly around the roots, and thoroughly water to settle the soil and eliminate air pockets. Apply a 2-3 inch layer of mulch for weed control and to retain moisture, ensuring the mulch does not touch the crown. Water during dry periods is used to keep soil moist but not soggy. Avoid fertilizing in the first year, as ferns prefer nutrient-rich soil over direct fertilization.

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