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Dryopteris filix-mas, also known as the male fern, is an elegant deciduous variety naturally found growing in woodlands throughout the UK. Large green fronds reaching up to a metre in length form a distinctive shuttlecock shape. In Autumn the fronds turn a coppery-bronze colour and look fabulous coated in early morning dew.
Key Features
Thrives in partial shade and full shade
Deciduous
Approx 100cm tall x 100cm spread
Green foliage turning coppery-bronze in Autumn
Prefers moist, well mulched soil conditions
Woodland settings and shady borders
Dryopteris filix-mas, also known as the male fern, is an elegant deciduous variety naturally found growing in woodlands throughout the UK. Large green fronds reaching up to a metre in length form a distinctive shuttlecock shape. In Autumn the fronds turn a coppery-bronze colour and look fabulous coated in early morning dew.
Key Features
Thrives in partial shade and full shade
Deciduous
Approx 100cm tall x 100cm spread
Green foliage turning coppery-bronze in Autumn
Prefers moist, well mulched soil conditions
Woodland settings and shady borders
