Excellent plant for the shades.
Healthy and thriving in the garden. Can't wait to see the attractive fronds next spring.
Richard
Milton Keynes
This fern is deciduous so all its fronds will die back in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again each spring.
"Damp conditions and sheltered shade make this upright fern open its erect green fronds, like apple-green caterpillars stretching for more, an early summer phenomenon"
Healthy and thriving in the garden. Can't wait to see the attractive fronds next spring.
Richard
Milton Keynes
Planted 3 of these in a dark, damp spot & all died. Maybe not enough light, or soil too heavy. I'm sure someone else could make them thrive though!
Susannah
Herefordshire
Perfect
Dave
London
My Ferns arrived in immaculate condition beautifully packed and bigger than I was expecting them to be. The Ferns look lovely and healthy and I can't wait to plant them. Thankyou! wish I'd have ordered more.
LadyV6871
Peterborough
I have the fern in a bright but fairly shaded site with other ferns
momolinda
Berkshire
Have allowed it spread this year and will eat some next year.
planter
West Midlands
Bought this for around my pond. Very moist soil and in a shady location.
Becca
Nottinghamshire
100.0
jojoj
Hello, It's difficult to advise why the plants are not thriving from your description, but these ferns like fertile and reliably moist soils, ideally with a neutral to acidic pH, therefore, they may benefit from a mulck of composted organic matter - and if they are planted beneath an existing tree, shrub or hedge with a substantial root system - a little more water.
Helen
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