pinewood perennial gardens

Native. Deciduous, erect-arching, 12-30" fronds. Spreads by short-creeping rhizomes. Features finely-textured fronds divided into finger-like projections and reddish-brown to black stems. Prefers moist but well-drained soil and light shade. Z 2-8.

Native. Deciduous, erect, 1-2' lacy fronds, short-creeping rhizome. Spreads nicely but doesn't run. More tolerant of dry, sunny conditions than other ferns. Z 2-9.

Selection of A. f-f. with red stems.

Deciduous, arching, 8-20" fronds. Short-creeping rhizome. Tricolored frond with burgundy rachis and Z of gray and darker green on the leaves. Best color in light shade. Z 4-9. 2004 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Deciduous fern with upright, silvery-white colored fronds. Grow in part-shade to shadw with average to consistent moisture. Spreads slowly by shallow rhizomes. 18-24" ht. Z 4-8.

Native. Deciduous, erect-arching, yellow-green, lacy fronds growing 15-30" tall. Spreads by long-creeping rhizome. Provide room for this fern to spread. Tolerant of dry, thin or sandy soils. Z 3-8.

Evergreen, arching, 1.5-2' long fronds emerge coppery-red and mature to green. Short-creeping rhizome. Prefers light to full shade with constant moisture. Z 5-8.

Evergreen, erect, 1.5-2' long fronds. Rhizome is an erect crown. Prefers light to full shade with constant moisture. Z 2-8.

Native. Perfect vase-shaped form is created by erect 2-6' fronds. Yellowish-green fronds develop from erect crown. This fern spreads readily by underground runners. Prefers moist, rich soil although lighter soils will suffice. Z 2-6.

Native. Deciduous, erect 2.5-5' fronds. Named for bright cinnamon colored fertile fronds arising in late spring. This native is very vigorous in wet conditions. 2-5'. Z 2-10.