Oriental Ostrich Fern
Deciduous fern with large open fronds up to 100cm and distinctive fruiting fronds in late spring. Grow in a sheltered position in cool moist soil. Spreads slowly.
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Oriental Ostrich Fern
Deciduous fern with large open fronds up to 100cm and distinctive fruiting fronds in late spring. Grow in a sheltered position in cool moist soil. Spreads slowly.
aspect | shade to semi-shade |
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evergreen? | deciduous |
height & spread | H 40-80cm, clump to 60cm in 3 years |
Soil | moist |
availability | Readily available |
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Ferns
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