Dicksonia antarctica from Australian/New Zealand rainforests fails in Missouri's extreme heat. Outdoors: must have afternoon shade, morning/evening watering at soil level. Indoors: humidifier essential. Air conditioning at 75°F helps but dry air damages fronds.
These ferns need greenhouse-like conditions in continental climates.
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Pruning Overgrown Hydrangeas Without Losing Blooms
Overwintering Elephant Ears & Sweet Potato Vines in Kentucky
Overwintering Marigolds and Geraniums in a Wisconsin Greenhouse: Annuals Don’t Perennialize
Invasive Ferns Taking Over the Garden: Control Strategies
Pruning Heliotropes in November in Southern California: Will They Recover for Spring?
Identifying Heirloom Dianthus (Pinks): Finding the Fragrant Red Varieties of the 1960s
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