Adiantum aleuticum Pacific Maidenhair windbreaks

Adiantum aleuticum Pacific Maidenhair windbreaksThe Pacific Maidenhair Fern is a graceful fern with lacy, spreading, fresh green fronds on thin black stems. They're considered hardy ferns, rather than ferns preferring steamier conditions, but don't let the description fool you. Maidenhair ferns can be difficult to keep healthy indoors, as they're quite particular about their growing conditions. The most important environmental factor is humidityit thrives on moisture and needs a lot to survive,

well lit spot and watch them thrive

making it a perfect choice for feature planting in gardens

Pink Crown makes a striking focal point in garden beds

in containers or mass planted in the garden

which is unusual for plums

These are produced en masse and are complemented with the fine

Fruit can be stored for up to six months

It’s not just a garden beauty—these blooms are cut-flower royalty

Acer palmatum Seiryu is the only upright-growing cultivar in the Dissectum Group of Japanese maples

Attracting birds and nectar-loving insects

Will not grow in clay or alkaline soils

or Coral Bark Maple