
An elegant deciduous fern with medium green fronds on dark brown/black stalks and thick creeping rhizomes. Provides distinct form in woodland or shaded border.
Part shade; moist, well-drained soil. Divide rhizomes in early spring. Rare problems.
Woodland gardens, shade borders. Distinct form.
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