DESCRIPTION
Asplenium scolopendrium, commonly known as the hart's-tongue fern, is a unique evergreen fern distinguished by its narrow, undivided, lance-shaped fronds. The fronds, which can grow to impressive lengths, have a smooth, glossy texture and a rich green color that maintains its vibrancy year-round. Ferns do not flower, but their simple, elegant foliage adds valuable texture and interest in shaded, woodland areas.
Native to Europe, Asia, and North America, this fern thrives in moist, sheltered environments, often found in rocky crevices, woodlands, and along stream banks. Its adaptability to a range of habitats, from temperate woodlands to limestone-rich soils, makes it a popular choice for shaded gardens and naturalistic plantings. The hart's-tongue fern is particularly valued for its distinctive form and resilience in low-light conditions.
DESCRIPTION
Asplenium scolopendrium, commonly known as the hart's-tongue fern, is a unique evergreen fern distinguished by its narrow, undivided, lance-shaped fronds. The fronds, which can grow to impressive lengths, have a smooth, glossy texture and a rich green color that maintains its vibrancy year-round. Ferns do not flower, but their simple, elegant foliage adds valuable texture and interest in shaded, woodland areas.
Native to Europe, Asia, and North America, this fern thrives in moist, sheltered environments, often found in rocky crevices, woodlands, and along stream banks. Its adaptability to a range of habitats, from temperate woodlands to limestone-rich soils, makes it a popular choice for shaded gardens and naturalistic plantings. The hart's-tongue fern is particularly valued for its distinctive form and resilience in low-light conditions.
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