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Ostrich Fern (Diplazium Pycnocarpon | Tennessee Glade Fern) | Bag of 5 Wholesale Bare Roots | Diplazium pycnocarpon | Zone 3-8 | 4 - 5 feet | Half Sun / Half Shade | Full Shade
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ShareOstrich Fern (Diplazium Pycnocarpon | Tennessee Glade Fern) | Bag of 5 Wholesale Bare Roots | Diplazium pycnocarpon | Zone 3-8 | 4 - 5 feet | Half Sun / Half Shade | Full Shade
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Customers have had mixed experiences with this product, with some reporting that the provided fern roots did not grow and others reporting that the plants did not grow. However, many customers have been pleased with the results, with some reporting that the plants have grown to their full height and others reporting that the bare rooted plants have little green visible.
Native to much of the Eastern United States, this shade perennial adds textural appeal and beautiful, light green hues to shaded areas, native plant gardens and woodland gardens. The Ostrich Fern, also known as Diplazium pycnocarpon or the Tennessee Glade Fern features tall, featherlike fronds with graceful arches. The leaves grow from short…
Native to much of the Eastern United States, this shade perennial adds textural appeal and beautiful, light green hues to shaded areas, native plant gardens and woodland gardens. The Ostrich Fern, also known as Diplazium pycnocarpon or the Tennessee Glade Fern features tall, featherlike fronds with graceful arches. The leaves grow from short, creeping rhizomes and are drought tolerant, once established. Deer resistant and with few insect or pest problems, the Ostrich Fern is a great perennial to grow in those difficult shaded areas. It can even grow in heavy shade.
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Customers have had mixed experiences with this product, with some reporting that the provided fern roots did not grow and others reporting that the plants did not grow. However, many customers have been pleased with the results, with some reporting that the plants have grown to their full height and others reporting that the bare rooted plants have little green visible.
Pros
- Beautiful appearance
- Grows to full height
Cons
- Inconsistent growth
- Some plants didn't sprout
- Small, bare rooted plants
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Description
Native to much of the Eastern United States, this shade perennial adds textural appeal and beautiful, light green hues to shaded areas, native plant gardens and woodland gardens. The Ostrich Fern, also known as Diplazium pycnocarpon or the Tennessee Glade Fern features tall, featherlike fronds with graceful arches. The leaves grow from short, creeping rhizomes and are drought tolerant, once established. Deer resistant and with few insect or pest problems, the Ostrich Fern is a great perennial to grow in those difficult shaded areas. It can even grow in heavy shade.
Specifications
| Color | light green |
| Foliage | tall, featherlike fronds with graceful arches |
| Foliage Color | light green |
| Foliage Type | deciduous |
| Growth Habit | clumping |
| Hardiness Zone | Zone 3-8 |
| Hardiness Zones | Zone 3-8 |
| Height | 4 - 5 feet |
| Light Requirements | Half Sun / Half Shade | Full Shade |
| Maintenance | low |
| Moisture Requirements | drought tolerant, once established |
| Plant Type | perennial |
| Size | Bag of 5 Wholesale Bare Roots |
| Sun Exposure | Half Sun / Half Shade | Full Shade |
| Type | fern |
| USDA Hardiness Zone | Zone 3-8 |
| Uses | shaded areas, native plant gardens and woodland gardens |
| Zone | Zone 3-8 |