Thelypteris noveboracensis - New York Fern

Thelypteris noveboracensis - New York FernA native perennial species of fern found in woodland areas and can form spreading colonies through its brown black scaly, trailing rhizomes. They are common in sunny patches found from gaps in the overhead canopy. This fern is a wetland indicator and can survive and outcompete other species in soil pH below 4. It makes a good addition to a woodland garden or naturalized areas filling in gaps when spring wildflowers fade and providing shelter for

For screens

and mass plantings

Lance-shaped dark green leaves

such as along stream banks and forests

Weight: 40 lbs

this hummingbird and pollinator-friendly plant thrives with little care and does not reseed

Water Requirements: Medium-Wet

This fragrant perennial blooms from spring to summer

We design and install small ponds to bring a sense of calm and tranquility to your property

one-piece design

rounded crown or as a shorter

Soil Quality: Average Soil Quality