A frondless, bare-root fern (likely Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum') looks dead but is dormant.
This is normal. Patience yields a beautiful fern.
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Reviving a Leggy Cordyline (Hawaiian Ti Plant)
Mystery Yellow Moonflower: Identification and Seed Saving
Identifying Your Rabbit's Foot Fern: White vs. Brown Rhizome Types
Identifying and Eradicating Crepe Myrtle Suckers in a Planter
Identifying a Wild Grape in Southeastern Ontario
Giant Pink Fern in Santa Barbara: Likely a Bird's Nest Fern
Tropical Hibiscus as Annual Container Plants: Summer Enjoyment, Winter Replacement
Boston Fern: Formaldehyde-Removing Sword Fern for Hanging Baskets
Kangaroo Fern (Microsorum diversifolium): Leathery, Odd-Shaped Fronds for Hanging Baskets
Staghorn Fern (Platycerium bifurcatum): Antler Fronds for Mounting
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