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Lady Fern

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The Lady Fern is a commonly chosen addition to many landscaping designs thanks to its pure green color and uniquely textured leaves. Known formally as the Atrium Flexi-Femina, this plant will reach a height of two to three feet and a spread of three to seven feet. It's a fast grower that can flourish in various environments, making it the perfect choice for adding green foliage to any landscape.

Lady Ferns Adds Dimension To Your Garden

Native to the United States and Canada, this handsome perennial sports feathery-like leaves that taper down to its base in an alternating pattern. Each frond is elongated in shape and segmented into various lance-like lobes, adding a much-needed dimension to this plant and making it a unique choice. Each frond can reach a length of between two and three feet, with a fully arched appearance.

Lady Fern Has Lush Light Green Foliage

This plant's lush, light green hue is perfect for naturalizing a setting. It's even used regularly to prevent soil erosion in areas of unstabilized soil. Contrary to its light and delicate appearance, it resists rabbits and deer. This versatile garden favorite is very cold-tolerant and hardy.

Lady Fern Has Many Names

This deciduous type is ideal for adding volume to any outdoor space. You may hear it referred to as Tatting type, Female type, and Asplenium Lady fern. This lacy, ornamental type will bring green foliage to your garden throughout the year. Only going dormant during the winter months, you can rely on this plant as a staple for your home garden.

Lady Fern Can Be Used As A Groundcover

A lush form of groundcover, the Lady Fern is self-fertile and emerges from its previous year's rootstock year after year. This fast-growing plant has stems that transition from a green to purple or red hue in the fall months.