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DRYOPTERIS carthusiana (spinulosa) (C8) A lacy forest fern growing as solitary fronds from a creeping rhizome. Identifiable as a Wood Fern by its larger size, thrice-cut fronds, and woodland habitat. more info |
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DRYOPTERIS erythrosora A colorful groundcover with pink fiddleheads that turn coppery orange as the unfurl. Fronds age to a lustrous dark green and remain well into winter. more info |
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DRYOPTERIS erythrosora 'Brilliance' A cultivar with even brighter red new growth than spore-grown plants. Fiddleheads turn coppery orange as they unfurl. Fronds age to a lustrous dark green and remain well into winter. more info |
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DRYOPTERIS marginalis (C8) The leathery leaves of this sturdy east coast native are evergreen and form a tidy clump that do not spread. Needs protection from wind. more info |
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DRYOPTERIS x australis (C8) This natural cross between D. celsa and D. ludoviciana prefers moist, rich, well-drained, acid soils in full to partial shade. Creeps slowly by rhizomes. more info |
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DRYOPTERIS x complexa (d. affinis x d. filix-mas) 'Robust' (C8) Aptly named, this natural hybrid is a bold vigorous deciduous to evergreen (mild climates) fern with bipinnate fronds. more info |