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1.5ft Hardy Tree Fern | Dicksonia antarctica
- A captivating, ancient plant with large, arching fronds and a distinctive fuzzy brown trunk.
- This living fossil dates back to the Jurassic period, adding a touch of prehistoric drama to your garden.
- Thrives in full or partial shade, making it perfect for gardens with limited sunlight.
- As an evergreen, it provides fantastic foliage and visual interest all year round.
- Ideal for the wet, temperate climates found in the UK, it loves consistently moist soil.
- Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit for its reliability and performance.
- Fun Fact: The 'trunk' is not wood but a mass of aerial roots that transport water and nutrients.
$60.61
Original: $173.18
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1.5ft Hardy Tree Fern | Dicksonia antarctica
- A captivating, ancient plant with large, arching fronds and a distinctive fuzzy brown trunk.
- This living fossil dates back to the Jurassic period, adding a touch of prehistoric drama to your garden.
- Thrives in full or partial shade, making it perfect for gardens with limited sunlight.
- As an evergreen, it provides fantastic foliage and visual interest all year round.
- Ideal for the wet, temperate climates found in the UK, it loves consistently moist soil.
- Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit for its reliability and performance.
- Fun Fact: The 'trunk' is not wood but a mass of aerial roots that transport water and nutrients.
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- A captivating, ancient plant with large, arching fronds and a distinctive fuzzy brown trunk.
- This living fossil dates back to the Jurassic period, adding a touch of prehistoric drama to your garden.
- Thrives in full or partial shade, making it perfect for gardens with limited sunlight.
- As an evergreen, it provides fantastic foliage and visual interest all year round.
- Ideal for the wet, temperate climates found in the UK, it loves consistently moist soil.
- Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit for its reliability and performance.
- Fun Fact: The 'trunk' is not wood but a mass of aerial roots that transport water and nutrients.
