Athyrium filix-femina Frizelliae (Irish Tatting Fern)
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Genus : Athyrium
Species :
filix-femina
Cultivar :
Frizelliae
Eventual Height :
30 cm
Eventual Spread :
40 cm
Position :
full sun, full shade, partial shade, north, south,
Soil Drainage :
moist but well drained
Soil PH :
acid, alkaline, neutral
Exposure :
exposed, sheltered
Hardiness :
(H4) Hardy
Awards :
RHS Award of Garden Merit
Athyrium Frizelliae has small frilly segments lining the stems, resembling the loops and knots of tatting lace. Named after an Irishwoman, Mrs. Frizzle, who in 1850 found this fern growing between two boulders on her farm. Grow in moist, fertile, neutral to acid soil and enrich with leaf mould or garden compost.
Price : £ Price : £7.50
Quantity :
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£8.50
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