
Northern maidenhair fern has curved fronds on wiry black stems that wave in the wind. Spreads slowly by branching rhizomes to form large colonies. Delicate texture pairs beautifully with broad-leaved plants. Native.
Moist, well-drained soil. Part to full shade. Water during growing season for best fronds. Divide or propagate from spores.
Woodland gardens, groundcovers, shade. Native, attracts songbirds.
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