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Walking Ferns, a member of the Aspleniaceae family, are an ideal addition to dark green garden foliage. Native to North America, this fern reaches one to two feet in height. It is commonly used as a border plant because its unique leaves attract the eye subtly without requiring much attention.
Walking Ferns are ideal for all types of gardens, including rock gardens. They are resistant to rabbits and deer. This versatile fern thrives in summer and fall, and in autumn, the undersides of its leaves turn a rich brown with distinctive stripes. This seasonal change allows the evergreen perennial to release spores for propagation.
The fern features triangular-shaped leaves up to three inches wide and over six inches long. Each leaf has a pair of lobes at its base that extend into a pointed tip. The leaves’ prominent netted venation adds complexity and visual interest to their overall beauty.
Walking Ferns flourish in rocky landscapes. They can grow directly on rock surfaces and between crevices, making them an excellent foliage filler for challenging areas. They thrive both in colonies and individually.
Walking Ferns are deer-resistant and reach a spread of up to one foot. They have a glossy, leathery texture and tolerate moist conditions well. The fern grows in a rosulate pattern, and its stems are dark green and smooth to the touch.
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