"Fiddleheads" emerge from the center of a symmetric clump and unfurl into large erect fronds (2-4’ long) which fade to yellow in autumn, later turning golden brown before dying back for winter.
Cinnamon ferns are particularly well suited for the edge of a pond or stream, or in moist borders.
As an accent, a clump of cinnamon fern adds a lush, tropical look and a dramatic effect to moist, shady areas. Deer tend to avoid, one of the few groundcovers that will grow under walnut trees.
Osmunda cinnamomea {24 Pots - 3 1/2 in.} $136.08 for 1 pack of 24 plants ($5.67 per plant) 10-41 packs - $128.88 per pack ($5.37 per plant)
Temporarily out of stock. Expected 09/15/12