Polystichum makinoi is an evergreen terrestrial fern with a formal look due to its satiny olive-green fronds and neat, arching habit. Grows 1–3 feet tall.
Provide fertile, humusy, well-drained soil in partial to full shade. Remove dead fronds before new ones unfurl. Propagate by division in spring, spores at 59–61°F, or detach fronds with bulbils in fall. Few problems.
Suitable for beds, borders, indoor plants, ground covers in rock and woodland gardens.
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