Royal Fern Toxicity|Non-toxic to people and animals.

Royal Fern Toxicity|Non-toxic to people and animals.The Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis) is an upright, deciduous Fern that brings resilience and beauty to tougher locations in the landscape. Emerging pinkish in the early spring, the cut leaf fronds quickly turn green, as foliage fills an area with gorgeous hues and cool color saturation. A native Fern, they inhabit a wide range of climates and conditions throughout the US. The Royal Fern is also known as the Flowering Fern and is a lovely deciduous

May die back after flowering in the hot summer months

Grows best in zones 3-9

or flowers can cause gastrointestinal upset

Gardenia's do not like to be significantly dry so we suggest watering when they are about 25% dry

deep green foliage

in partial shade

Vibrant coral-orange new foliage ages to a medium green

a prebiotic starch known to support a healthy microbiome

Gypsum doesn't change the soil's pH like lime does

but spreads quickly and can reach a width of 5-6 feet the foliage is green during the growing season

In our zone (8)

is one of our favorites and often overlooked since it's an older variety of viburnum