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The Fiddlehead fern is a perennial that returns year after year. Its fantastic green color constantly improves the look of a house. The plant grows best in U.S.D.A. zones 3-9. It grows best in the shade and is about 4 feet high by mid-summer.
The deciduous Fern grows in circular clumps and spreads by underground runners. The large green ostrich plume-shaped fronds reach 5' before dying in the fall. The frond's leaflets are twice divided (bipinnate). A few weeks after the first green fronds appear in spring, brown spore-covered fronds emerge from the center.
The Fiddlehead fern is smaller than the first green fronds and, in ideal conditions, can create new plants from these spores.
Botanical Latin Name: Matteuccia struthiopteris
Common Name: Ostrich, shuttlecock, Fiddlehead
Sun Exposure: Shade to part shade
Mature Height: 5'
Spread:2'-3'
Spacing: 1.5.'
Fiddlehead Fern Grows Quickly
Growth Rate: Fast
Soil Requirements: Fertile, moist, fine-grain soil
Pruning: None needed. The plant emerges in spring and dies back in fall.
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