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Osmunda cinnamomea - Cinnamon Fern - Osmundaceae (The Royal Fern Family)
Osmunda cinnamomea - Osmunda cinnamomea, the cinnamon fern, has lush green vegetative fronds and cool rusty orange sporophytic fronds.
15cm
Price:
$
21.99
Zone Hardiness:
2-9
Light:
Full Shade, Part Shade
Height:
2-4'
Width:
2-3'
Flower Colour:
Orange
Stock Status:(Out of Stock)
Availability:
Shipping begins in May/June when plants are ready.
Product Code:
2632
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Description
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Osmunda cinnamomea is an unmistakable fern in which the spores are produced on separate stems (rather than on the backs of the fronds) that rise up into a vase of light green foliage. These turn the colour of cinnamon. Great for a shaded garden and moist to average soils. Deciduous. The fiddleheads are sometimes steamed and eaten in spring, though ostrich fern, Matteucia struthiopteris, is the more common culinary fern.
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Details
Class: Deciduous
Soil Moisture: Moist, Average
Flowering Time:
Fragrant: No
Foliage Colour: Green
Deer Resistant: Yes
Attracts:
Habitat: Sandy or alluvial soils in swamps, low woods and thickets in eastern North America. Moist areas, acidic soils, frequently in vernal seeps from sea level to 2300 m.
Geographical Origin: Americas - North America
BC Native: No
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