Adiantum pedatum - Northern Maidenhair Fern
This stunning, ornamental fern will bring airy texture and bright green color to your woodland garden. Easily grown in moist, rich soils, this fern will spread by shallow rhizomes to form a dense groundcover.
The delicate green fronds are balanced on a thin glossy black stem and will spread out in a sort of horizontal spiral. While this happy little fern can tolerate some sun, it really performs best in a shady, cool spot. Groups of the Northern Maidenhair Fern would make a lovely edge for a woodland path.
source: grown from seed originally from Maine. Wild Seed Project, southern Maine.
Adiantum pedatum (Northern maidenhair fern)
details
SIZE AND POT INFORMATION: More details coming in May type: fern sun needs: Shade to part sun/part shade water needs: moist to average height: 8-20" plant spacing: 1/sq ft good plant companions
wild ginger, wild geraniums
special notes
deer resistant (please note that does not mean deer proof)