Tennessee Ostrich Fern Options:100 Roots | Ships in Spring will tolerate poor garden soil

will tolerate poor garden soil and naturalize well

containers and naturalized areas

When the sun hits these pretty

12" stem bears 1 to 3 flowers

Flowers are long lasting when cut for arrangements

Tennessee Ostrich Fern Options:100 Roots | Ships in Spring will tolerate poor garden soilNative to much of the Eastern United States, this shade perennial adds textural appeal and beautiful, light green hues to shaded areas, native plant gardens and woodland gardens. The Ostrich Fern, also known as Diplazium pycnocarpon or the Tennessee Glade Fern features tall, featherlike fronds with graceful arches. The leaves grow from short, creeping rhizomes and are drought tolerant, once established. Deer resistant and with few insect or pest