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Fern Variety - 25 Plants

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ShipsShips 10-12 Days
Height at MaturityUnder 2 Feet
ExposureSun or Shade
Planting Zones4-9
UsageBorder Plants, Shade Gardens
Shipped AsBare-root
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Big Sale On Fern Variety Pack: 25 Plants

Ferns belong to the class of plants known as Pteridophytes․ They can be differentiated from flowering plants by two characteristics: the presence of vascular tissue and sporangia․ Ferns reproduce via spores․

Soil Preparation for Fern Varieties:

Heavy clay soils‚ which can lead to root rot if too dry or wet‚ should be improved with organic matter to help with drainage and fertility․

However‚ too much water can waterlog soil and damage plants‚ so the recommendation is to keep the soil evenly moist but not saturated․ Watering is necessary to keep the soil moist․ For this reason‚ the ferns are advised to have evenly moist‚ but never waterlogged‚ soil throughout the growing season‚ and to be watered well to encourage rooting‚ and mulched․ Fertilizer: Ferns are not heavy feeders․ However‚ a balanced slow-release fertilizer applied in spring will aid their development․ Caution should be exercised against high nitrogen fertilizers‚ which promote poor quality fronds at the expense of excessive leafy growth․ Fern Variety Maintenance and Pruning: Remove dead or yellow fronds regularly to promote new growth․ Every few years‚ divide clumps of plants that become too crowded to encourage healthy growth․ Using the right varietal selection and by providing appropriate care and growing conditions‚ these ancient plants may be grown successfully with great beauty and charm both in the garden and indoors․ Whether you want a tropical oasis‚ or a wood and glade‚ the possibilities for creating outdoor areas where you can be at one with nature are endless․

For this reason‚ the ferns are advised to have evenly moist‚ but never waterlogged‚ soil throughout the growing season‚ and to be watered well to encourage rooting‚ and mulched․ Fertilizer: Ferns are not heavy feeders․ However‚ a balanced slow-release fertilizer applied in spring will aid their development․ Caution should be exercised against high nitrogen fertilizers‚ which promote poor quality fronds at the expense of excessive leafy growth․ Fern Variety Maintenance and Pruning: Remove dead or yellow fronds regularly to promote new growth․ Every few years‚ divide clumps of plants that become too crowded to encourage healthy growth․ Using the right varietal selection and by providing appropriate care and growing conditions‚ these ancient plants may be grown successfully with great beauty and charm both in the garden and indoors․ Whether you want a tropical oasis‚ or a wood and glade‚ the possibilities for creating outdoor areas where you can be at one with nature are endless․

Fern Variety Maintenance and Pruning:

Remove dead or yellow fronds regularly to promote new growth․ Every few years‚ divide clumps of plants that become too crowded to encourage healthy growth․ Using the right varietal selection and by providing appropriate care and growing conditions‚ these ancient plants may be grown successfully with great beauty and charm both in the garden and indoors․ Whether you want a tropical oasis‚ or a wood and glade‚ the possibilities for creating outdoor areas where you can be at one with nature are endless․

Whether you want a tropical oasis‚ or a wood and glade‚ the possibilities for creating outdoor areas where you can be at one with nature are endless․

Planting & Care

Plant bare-root stock as soon as it arrives, in well-drained soil with full to partial sun unless noted otherwise above. Water deeply once a week during the first growing season to establish a strong root system.

Shipping & Returns

Dug and shipped bare-root during your zone's dormant window, packed to arrive fresh. Every order is backed by our first-season establishment guarantee — we'll replace it for you.