Platycerium bif. 'Staghorn Fern'

Platycerium bif. 'Staghorn Fern'An extremely exotic looking fern, having immense broad, silver green, flat, forked, lobed foliage that emerges from a tan, paper thin mound. Can be grown epiphytically or as a single specimen plant or mixed into a combination planter. Best grown in full to partial shade in a well draining soil mix. Makes a great houseplant.

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This deciduous tree leafs out in the spring with unusual burnt-orange color with an underlying shade of green and colors that intensify toward summer in sun conditions

Biennial habbits

well-drained soils in full sun to part shade

Diervilla just got a lot more colorful: this tough

In well-drained soil and at least a half day's sun

to rejuvenate the foliage

Generally intolerant of dry soils

contrasting green leaves and is topped by fluffy lavender pink flowers in large flat – topped corymbs

but the latter have distinctly different flower

Foliage: Fragrant when crushed

Zones: 5-7