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Most ferns also like lots of moisture (you might need to amend your soil) - especially important for the first year after planting while they get established. They'll be beautiful tho!Still having snow patches in the yard- and getting more tonight and tomorrow, then might turn into rain. Was at Costco today and bought fern roots. Always wanted ferns but the yard was too sunny. Now I have a fence, so I am hoping to find some spaces with part shade.
I thinkI will plant them on the shady side of the shed underneath eh honeysuckle. The rain from the shed roof will run down there. The pic on the package shows them planted in clay pots- not sure if that’s a good idea? Probably would have to water constantly.Most ferns also like lots of moisture (you might need to amend your soil) - especially important for the first year after planting while they get established. They'll be beautiful tho!
Does the label say what specific kind of fern they are? They may not overwinter well in a pot in your locale, and yes, might need more water.I thinkI will plant them on the shady side of the shed underneath eh honeysuckle. The rain from the shed roof will run down there. The pic on the package shows them planted in clay pots- not sure if that’s a good idea? Probably would have to water constantly.
Are they fiddlehead ferns for spring treats? I love those.Still having snow patches in the yard- and getting more tonight and tomorrow, then might turn into rain. Was at Costco today and bought fern roots. Always wanted ferns but the yard was too sunny. Now I have a fence, so I am hoping to find some spaces with part shade.