Dryopteris filix-mas (Male Fern) – Hardy Fern (Set of 3 or 6)
£26.99
Regular price£26.99
Taxes included.
Taxes included.
The classic British woodland fern, forming big shuttlecock tufts of lance shaped fronds up to 1.2 metres tall.
The male fern is robust, hardy and forgiving. Its bipinnatifid fronds rise into a lush green rosette that brings a wild, natural feel to a border, and it dies back each winter before coming again in spring.
It suits informal planting, wildflower areas and underplanting in beds and borders. Give it shade, soil that holds moisture and very little else; it is as easy a fern as we sell.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Male fern
Fully Grown Height and Spread: Up to 1.2m tall
Growth Habit: Clump forming, with dramatic shuttlecock tufts of arching fronds
Perfect For: Informal gardens, wildflower areas, underplanting in borders and beds
Flowering Time: None. Ferns carry no flowers and spread by spores.
Planting Position: Partial shade to full shade, sheltered from wind in soil that stays moist. Grows well in a container.
Soil Type: Moist, humus rich soil that drains freely. Dig in leaf mould or garden compost when planting.
Hardiness: Fully hardy. It comes through a British winter outdoors without protection.
Maintenance: Low. Cut away old or tired fronds in early spring before the new ones unfurl, and mulch in spring to hold moisture in.
Seasonal Interest: Summer.
Type: Hardy deciduous fern
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Dryopteris filix-mas (Male Fern) – Hardy Fern (Set of 3 or 6)
£26.99
Regular price£26.99
3 Large Plants
Grown in Yorkshire
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Description
The classic British woodland fern, forming big shuttlecock tufts of lance shaped fronds up to 1.2 metres tall.
The male fern is robust, hardy and forgiving. Its bipinnatifid fronds rise into a lush green rosette that brings a wild, natural feel to a border, and it dies back each winter before coming again in spring.
It suits informal planting, wildflower areas and underplanting in beds and borders. Give it shade, soil that holds moisture and very little else; it is as easy a fern as we sell.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Male fern
Fully Grown Height and Spread: Up to 1.2m tall
Growth Habit: Clump forming, with dramatic shuttlecock tufts of arching fronds
Perfect For: Informal gardens, wildflower areas, underplanting in borders and beds
Flowering Time: None. Ferns carry no flowers and spread by spores.
Planting Position: Partial shade to full shade, sheltered from wind in soil that stays moist. Grows well in a container.
Soil Type: Moist, humus rich soil that drains freely. Dig in leaf mould or garden compost when planting.
Hardiness: Fully hardy. It comes through a British winter outdoors without protection.
Maintenance: Low. Cut away old or tired fronds in early spring before the new ones unfurl, and mulch in spring to hold moisture in.
Seasonal Interest: Summer.
Type: Hardy deciduous fern
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