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Plant Name Click to Exit to Comparison Page or or link to |
Onoclea sensibilis |
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Common Name |
Sensitive Fern |
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Fern Type |
Miscellaneous Ferns |
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Soil |
Neutral to Acid sandy soil enriched with leaf mould or garden compost |
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Sun Aspect |
Part Shade |
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Soil Moisture |
Moist or Wet |
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Plant Type |
Terrestrial Deciduous Fern |
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Height x Spread in feet |
2 x indefinite |
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Foliage Colour and Shape/ Division |
Upright, then arching, lance-shaped or triangular, pinnate, pale green sterile fronds. |
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Frond Length |
12-24 inches |
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Comment |
A coarse weedy fern commonly found in wet soils where it may form spreading colonies. Plants grow very easily in a pot or moist garden situation. In wet soils, the plants will stand considerable exposure to sun. Photos from Read of Coblands Nurseries Ltd. Available from Coblands Nurseries Ltd. See the British Pteridological Society for further details and photos. |
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Use of Fern |
Thrives at the edge of water or in a damp shady border. |
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