Adiantum pedatum #1 744delivery&pickup

Adiantum pedatum #1 744delivery&pickupAdiantum pedatum, otherwise known as "Maidenhair Fern", lends a peaceful feeling to any setting. This North American native combines black upright stems with horseshoe shaped fronds for a graceful effect. Light: part shade full shade Soil: rich, moist woodland soil Spacing: 12 16" Height at maturity: 12 20" Pro tip: plant crowns no more than 1 2" deep. Planting too deep is often fatal Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general reference only. The size,

Measurements: 17"D x 3

" is a stem succulent member of the Apocynaceae family and not a true palm

otherwise known as the dwarf Korean lilac

is also sometimes called Elephant's Foot due to its bulbous trunk

Soil: well drained regular garden soil *tolerates shallow chalk soils

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Length: approx 28"

58" diameter x 11

Watering: regularly

Euphaedra ceres is a specimen from Central Africa which finds its sweet treats from fruit fallen to the forest floor

Striking and on top of that it is easy to care for

and make sure to keep somewhere that doesn't get too cold — the warmer the better