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Autumn Fern Plants Live Outdoor Plants in 2 Inch Pot, Landscape Edging Perennial Plants for Shade, Plants Live Ferns for Outdoors

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‌Light: Autumn fern needs to be planted in a location where it gets dappled sunlight or partial or full shade.
Soil: The soil should be similar to conditions in the fern’s native woodland habitat in eastern Asia: acidic with a pH below 6.0, containing a high amount of organic matter, consistently moist but with good drainage.
Water: Until it is established, during the first growing season, a newly planted autumn fern needs regular watering in the absence of rain. In climates with regular rainfall, watering is not necessary. In drier climates, or during dry spells or extended droughts, water the area around the plant slowly and deeply to keep the soil moist, ideally with a soaker hose.
Temperature and Humidity: Autumn fern grows in a fairly wide climate range; it tolerates both freezing winter weather and does well in moderately warm summer temperatures and high humidity. However, it does not do well in hot or dry weather, and it is especially vulnerable to drying winds that parch the soil.

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Plant name
Autumn Fern
Plant category
Trees
Color
Orange
Plant features
Hardy
Bloom season
All-Season
Rec location
Indoor, Outdoor

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Among the hardy ferns, autumn fern (Dryopteris erythrosora) stands out because of its eye-catching seasonal foliage. In the spring, the newly emerging papery fronds are bright coppery-red to orange-red. This stunning fall-like color, which gives the fern its common name, persists for several weeks. As the season progresses, the color of the glossy fronds changes to an equally bright green. The fern has a compact size, which makes it suitable for small spaces. It is not a fast grower; it takes five years for autumn fern to slowly spread to its mature size of about 2 feet.1 The best time to plant autumn fern is in the fall.

‌Light: Autumn fern needs to be planted in a location where it gets dappled sunlight or partial or full shade.
Soil: The soil should be similar to conditions in the fern’s native woodland habitat in eastern Asia: acidic with a pH below 6.0, containing a high amount of organic matter, consistently moist but with good drainage.
Water: Until it is established, during the first growing season, a newly planted autumn fern needs regular watering in the absence of rain. In climates with regular rainfall, watering is not necessary. In drier climates, or during dry spells or extended droughts, water the area around the plant slowly and deeply to keep the soil moist, ideally with a soaker hose.
Temperature and Humidity: Autumn fern grows in a fairly wide climate range; it tolerates both freezing winter weather and does well in moderately warm summer temperatures and high humidity. However, it does not do well in hot or dry weather, and it is especially vulnerable to drying winds that parch the soil.

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