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3ft Hardy Tree Fern | Dicksonia antarctica
- This captivating, ancient plant features large, arching fronds and a fuzzy brown trunk, with origins dating back to the Jurassic period.
- Thriving in both full and partial shade, it's an ideal choice for gardens with limited sunlight.
- As an evergreen, Dicksonia antarctica provides year-round visual appeal and structure.
- It loves consistently moist soil and rainy climates, making it perfect for wet, temperate areas of the UK.
- Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit, recognising it as a top choice for gardeners.
- Fun Fact: The 'trunk' is not traditional wood but a collection of aerial roots that transport water and nutrients.
- This captivating, ancient plant features large, arching fronds and a fuzzy brown trunk, with origins dating back to the Jurassic period.
- Thriving in both full and partial shade, it's an ideal choice for gardens with limited sunlight.
- As an evergreen, Dicksonia antarctica provides year-round visual appeal and structure.
- It loves consistently moist soil and rainy climates, making it perfect for wet, temperate areas of the UK.
- Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit, recognising it as a top choice for gardeners.
- Fun Fact: The 'trunk' is not traditional wood but a collection of aerial roots that transport water and nutrients.
$97.65
Original: $325.49
-70%3ft Hardy Tree Fern | Dicksonia antarctica—
$325.49
$97.65Description
- This captivating, ancient plant features large, arching fronds and a fuzzy brown trunk, with origins dating back to the Jurassic period.
- Thriving in both full and partial shade, it's an ideal choice for gardens with limited sunlight.
- As an evergreen, Dicksonia antarctica provides year-round visual appeal and structure.
- It loves consistently moist soil and rainy climates, making it perfect for wet, temperate areas of the UK.
- Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit, recognising it as a top choice for gardeners.
- Fun Fact: The 'trunk' is not traditional wood but a collection of aerial roots that transport water and nutrients.
