Fiddlehead Fern - Matteuccia
If you are looking for the perfect landscape plant, this is it. It will add height and texture to your garden beds. The long stems produce many leaves, which provide shade for small plants below.
Our ferns are a botanical showcase for any garden, house, or patio. You'll love the green color that adorns your landscape year-round. Plus, the Fiddlehead ferns are easy to grow and maintain - plant it and forget about it! Fiddlehead ferns are a beautiful and delicate perennial.
Are Fiddlehead Ferns deer resistant?
This deer-resistant plant makes an attractive addition to any garden. The delicate fronds unfurl in the spring and add a touch of distinction to any landscape while providing a natural screen to separate areas of your property.
How to plant Fiddlehead ferns?
Planting fiddleheads is a great way to have a quick and beautiful ground cover in your garden. The ferns grow well with moist, fertile soil and prefer shade to partial sun. They make an excellent choice for gardens where you want to maintain a low-maintenance, natural feel.
Our fiddlehead fern is an excellent addition to any garden. With its lovely green color and unique shape, this plant will create a beautiful focal point in the yard. You don't have to worry about plants dying or being out of season, either. This perennial plant can be found in North America and other countries.
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FAQ
1. Where can I buy Fiddlehead Ferns.
A. Fiddlehead ferns can be purchased online and shipped direcelty to your door from Nance Plants.
2.What month do Fiddleheads come out?
A. Fiddleheads begin to sprout late April-early May.
The ostrich fern is a perennial, evergreen plant that grows from a creeping rhizome. The leaf blades are light green on the underside and dark green on top. The plants are hardy to -4 degrees Fahrenheit and do well naturalized in moist, shady woodlands.
Color:
Green
Ships As:
Root/Rhizome
Season:
Summer, Fall
Height:
18-36 inches
Zone:
3-8
Exposure:
Full to Partial Shade
Deer Resistant:
Yes
Native:
Yes
