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Dixie Wood Fern
Dryopteris x australis |
Sturdy, coarse fronds form a bold clump for the shady or woodland garden. Mass as a backdrop for other shade-loving plants. The growth habit is dramatically upright with large, coarse, dark green, semi-evergreen fronds…reminiscent of a giant Christmas fern plugged into an electrical outlet! This is a very structural, deer-resistant fern for the moist woodland garden. Dryopteris x australis will do well in part sun to shade, is hardy. This is a great option for your shade garden especially at the back of the border where you are looking for height and texture. Semi-evergreen.
- Height: 4’ or more x Spread: 2′ wide
- Full to partial shade
- Zone 5-9
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Athyrium filix-femina ‘Minutissima'
Dwarf Lady Fern |
Another dainty clumping fern of soft light green fronds. Lends a nice texture to containers and shaded niches in the garden border. It establishes rapidly, developing new crowns and fronds that form thick islands of green.
- Height: 30'' x Spread: 18”
- Light shade – full shade
- Zone 4-9
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