Northern Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum pedatum) - Great For Shady Gardens

Northern Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum pedatum) - Great For Shady GardensNorthern Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum pedatum) Also known as Five Fingered Fern Northern maidenhair ferns are a great addition to shady gardens, or any slightly moist area with bright, indirect light. Likes rich moist soils with good drainage. Soil should be moist, but do not over water. If too wet, plants will root rot and struggle. If too dry or in full sun, ferns will struggle or die. The fine texture of its fronds adds contrast to hostas, hydrangea,

Seabrook Black currant is a vigorous early /mid season currant variety developed in England that has good yields of medium sized berries

USDA Zones 5-10

and the Pacific Northwest

large with rich flavor and are good for fresh eating

Patriot - Available Late September- Early Mid Season

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historically consumed by Native American tribes

If planting in a container

Mix in 20% compost

evergreen shrub known for its cold tolerance and fragrant blossoms

Medium cloves are 1/2- 1 ounce

Bare root plants are available in early Spring