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Jurassic T‑Rex Wood Fern - 2 Gallon
SKU:
2154515
UPC:
014949428238
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- Striking vertical fronds ranging from dark to light green for bold garden texture.
- Slow‑growing deciduous fern reaching 2–3 feet tall and wide.
- Thrives in full to partial shade with moist, enriched, humusy soil.
- Excellent for shaded borders, containers, and woodland understory plantings.
Jurassic T‑Rex Wood Fern (Dryopteris tokyoensis) creates an architectural presence in shaded landscapes with its erect, ladder‑like fronds that shift from deep to lighter greens as they mature. Forming a strikingly vertical clump, this rare woodland species excels at adding height, structure, and movement to low borders or naturalistic understory beds. It is particularly effective when grouped to frame garden elements or soften shaded architectural spaces. With its preference for moist, humus‑rich soil and shelter from drying winter winds, this low‑maintenance deciduous fern offers enduring appeal across the seasons.
Plant Description
Features upright, dark‑to‑light green fronds that form a tall, vertical clump ideal for bold texture in shaded gardens.
Foliage
Deciduous fronds with a ladder‑like structure; color ranges from deep green to lighter green as they mature.
Sun Requirements
Prefers full shade to partial shade; ideal for woodland or sheltered garden areas.
Watering Needs
Keep soil evenly moist; water deeply and regularly during establishment, then as needed to maintain moisture.
Soil Requirements
Grows best in moist, enriched, humusy soils with good drainage; protect from drying winter winds.
Growth & Size
Slow‑growing; reaches 2–3 feet tall and wide when mature.
Special Features
Easy‑care, compact form; deer and rabbit resistant; suitable for erosion control in shaded settings.
Landscape Uses
Ideal for borders, containers, woodland gardens, framing garden elements, or adding height and dimension to shaded beds.
Care Instructions
Water deeply during the first growing season; fertilize regularly during active growth; cut back old fronds after new spring growth emerges.
- Striking vertical fronds ranging from dark to light green for bold garden texture.
- Slow‑growing deciduous fern reaching 2–3 feet tall and wide.
- Thrives in full to partial shade with moist, enriched, humusy soil.
- Excellent for shaded borders, containers, and woodland understory plantings.
Jurassic T‑Rex Wood Fern (Dryopteris tokyoensis) creates an architectural presence in shaded landscapes with its erect, ladder‑like fronds that shift from deep to lighter greens as they mature. Forming a strikingly vertical clump, this rare woodland species excels at adding height, structure, and movement to low borders or naturalistic understory beds. It is particularly effective when grouped to frame garden elements or soften shaded architectural spaces. With its preference for moist, humus‑rich soil and shelter from drying winter winds, this low‑maintenance deciduous fern offers enduring appeal across the seasons.
Plant Description
Features upright, dark‑to‑light green fronds that form a tall, vertical clump ideal for bold texture in shaded gardens.
Foliage
Deciduous fronds with a ladder‑like structure; color ranges from deep green to lighter green as they mature.
Sun Requirements
Prefers full shade to partial shade; ideal for woodland or sheltered garden areas.
Watering Needs
Keep soil evenly moist; water deeply and regularly during establishment, then as needed to maintain moisture.
Soil Requirements
Grows best in moist, enriched, humusy soils with good drainage; protect from drying winter winds.
Growth & Size
Slow‑growing; reaches 2–3 feet tall and wide when mature.
Special Features
Easy‑care, compact form; deer and rabbit resistant; suitable for erosion control in shaded settings.
Landscape Uses
Ideal for borders, containers, woodland gardens, framing garden elements, or adding height and dimension to shaded beds.
Care Instructions
Water deeply during the first growing season; fertilize regularly during active growth; cut back old fronds after new spring growth emerges.
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