Royal Fern

$999

Royal Fern

$999

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The Royal Fern: A Majestic Addition to Your Landscape

If you're looking for a plant with sophistication and grace, look no further than the Royal Fern. This plant will make a majestic statement in any landscape with its delicate fronds and lush foliage.

The Royal Fern Can Reach 6 Feet Tall!!!!!!


The Fern (Osmunda regalis) is a deciduous fern that can grow up to 6 feet tall in ideal conditions. It has long, arching fronds that can reach up to 4 feet long, and its leaves are vibrant green. In the fall, the foliage turns a lovely golden-yellow before dying back for the winter.

Location and Growing Conditions

The plant is native to moist woodlands and swamps throughout the Northern Hemisphere temperate regions but can thrive in well-drained garden soils. It prefers partial to full shade and requires consistent moisture to thrive. It is hardy in USDA zones 3-9.

Landscaping Uses

The fern is an excellent choice for a variety of landscaping purposes. It works well in a shady garden or can be planted en masse to create a lush, naturalistic look. It also pairs well with other woodland plants like hostas and astilbes.

Caring for Your Royal Fern


Keeping the soil moist is vital to ensure your fern thrives. Water it daily, especially during periods of drought. It's also a good idea to mulch around the base of the plant to help retain moisture. Prune the fern in the fall after the leaves have died.

In conclusion, the Royal Fern is a stunning addition to any landscape. With its graceful fronds and lush foliage, it's sure to make a regal statement in your garden. Plus, it will thrive for years with the proper care and attention.

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The fern, also known as osmunda regalis and the flowering fern is an elegant addition to wet areas along ponds, streams, water gardens, bog, shaded borders, woodland gardens, wild gardens, and native plants.

This non-flowering plant has a striking texture and structure. The fern is tall with broad fronds with large, well-separated leaflets. Spring, Summer, and fall are the best times for growing; its fronds usually turn yellow to brown in autumn.

Bead-like spores are found in bunches at the tips of the fronds. The fern is best grown in mostly shaded, medium-to-wet, well-drained soil. It thrives in clammy, rich, acidic soil but may adapt to a lesser condition with consistent moisture.

While the fern prefers a cooler climate, it can tolerate the sun's strength with lots of water, keeping the soil moist throughout the day. The fern is resistant to damage from browsing rabbits and deer.

Make sure to allow plenty of room for growth; it may reach 4-6 feet in height, 2-3 feet spread, and 18 in spacing. Most ferns grow slowly, so getting their maximum size may take several years. Location and plenty of shade throughout the day are essential for healthy growth.

Ferns need very little care, making them easy to grow; keeping this plant will be easy. They are also a pest, and disease-free, making these plants kid-friendly.

The fern is an attractive addition to any part of a garden; with its variety of textures, colors, sizes, and shapes, there is a stunning fern to fit any need, want, or desire.

When buying a fern, there are usually two sizes: bare root with tubes and 3.5-inch pots. This deciduous plant is just as regal as its name.

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