

'Pewter Lace' is a Japanese Painted Fern cultivar with a subtle pewter-gray metallic sheen and finely lacy frond division, creating an elegant, understated beauty.
| Family: | Dryopteridaceae |
| Genus: | Athyrium (uh-THEE-ree-um) |
| Species: | niponicum var. pictum |
| Cultivar: | Pewter Lace |
Fronds are triangular, bipinnate, 30–45 cm long, with a pewter-gray metallic overlay and burgundy midribs. The pinnae are finely divided, giving a lace-like texture.
Same as species: moist, rich soil in shade. Hardy zones 4–9. The pewter color is most intense in spring. Divide clumps in spring to maintain vigor.
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