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Save 24% on 3 Japanese Holly Fern in 4 Inch Containers (Three Pots, One Plant Per Pot) "Cyrtomium Falcatum" Wonderful Shade Loving Plants!
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Popular for its hardiness as well as its handsome, foliage, this fern makes an excellent groundcover or border edging in shady locations. Stiff, erect dark green shiny fronds of holly-like leaflets having coarsely fringed margins. Adds great texture to container plantings. in mild winter climates. This unique Fern is an excellent potted specimen. It grow…
Popular for its hardiness as well as its handsome, foliage, this fern makes an excellent groundcover or border edging in shady locations. Stiff, erect dark green shiny fronds of holly-like leaflets having coarsely fringed margins. Adds great texture to container plantings. in mild winter climates. This unique Fern is an excellent potted specimen. It grows in shaded niches in rock gardens and on the north side of buildings. Thicker than other Fern, it stands up to coastal breezes without tattering. Above all, it is among the few that survive well with salt air or saline water supply.
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Popular for its hardiness as well as its handsome, foliage, this fern makes an excellent groundcover or border edging in shady locations. Stiff, erect dark green shiny fronds of holly-like leaflets having coarsely fringed margins. Adds great texture to container plantings. in mild winter climates. This unique Fern is an excellent potted specimen. It grows in shaded niches in rock gardens and on the north side of buildings. Thicker than other Fern, it stands up to coastal breezes without tattering. Above all, it is among the few that survive well with salt air or saline water supply.
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