Athyrium Felix-Forma Lady in Red: Add a Splash of Color to Your Shade Garden
The Athyrium Lady in Red Fern, also known as the Japanese Painted Fern, is a stunning perennial ideal for shade gardens. Its vibrant burgundy stems and contrasting dark green fronds create a beautiful visual impact, especially when paired with plants like coral bells. This well-rooted fern arrives in a 5.25″ pot, ready to be planted and enjoyed.
This fern not only adds aesthetic value but also offers several benefits. It’s a low-maintenance perennial, meaning it will return year after year with minimal effort. The Athyrium Lady in Red Fern thrives in shady areas, making it perfect for those difficult spots in your garden where other plants struggle. Its unique coloration provides a striking contrast to other foliage, enhancing the overall beauty of your landscape. It is also deer resistant!
Our plants are carefully grown to ensure they are healthy and robust. Unlike small liners, our ferns have well-developed root systems in 5.25 x 5.25 x 5.25 inch pots, allowing for quicker establishment and faster growth in your garden. We are committed to providing you with high-quality plants that you will love for years to come. The burgundy stems develop their vibrant color after the second dormancy period.
We take great care in shipping our plants. They are removed from their pots, the soil is gently removed, and the rootball is placed in a bag to ensure they arrive in excellent condition. Please note that we ship from April to November and do not ship to Hawaii or Alaska due to import restrictions. Mix and match anything from our store to receive the multi-plant discount!
Key Benefits:
- Adds vibrant color to shade gardens
- Low-maintenance perennial
- Well-rooted in 5.25″ pot for easy planting
- Deer resistant
- Provides striking contrast to other foliage
Frequently Asked Questions:
- How big will this fern get? The Athyrium Lady in Red Fern typically reaches a height of 30-36 inches and a spread of about 24 inches.
- What kind of soil does it need? It prefers fertile, average soil with a neutral pH.
- How much sun does it need? This fern thrives in partial to full shade.
- When is the best time to plant it? The ideal planting period is during the spring or summer months.
- What if my plant arrives looking small? During early spring, plants may still be breaking dormancy and may appear smaller. They will leaf out fully as the season progresses. In Fall or Winter the plants may be dormant which means the may be losing or have completely lost their leaves.
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