3 ROYAL Osmunda regalis FERN

Up for your consideration are 3 Beautiful Royal Fern – Bare Root. Zones: 2-9 Tends to be hardy. Light: full sun to full shadeHeight: est 24″Deer ResistantWater: Keep MoistUses, Shade gardens, fern collections, native plant, bog garden A Great fern to add to your garden! Shipping can be combined with any of my other wildflowers for one flat rate. Heavy fern combinations I have to add extra.Make offer removes your shipping discount and you pay shipping per item. 1) Select “buy it now” and select quantity you want to purchase 2) Ebay should combine shipping for items qualifiyling for shipping discount promotion. 3) if your shipping looks wrong hold payment for me to see if i can adjust it. Please contact me and wait for an updated invoice . Let me know if there are any questions prior to payment 4) when you are satisfied with shipping costs 5) make payment 6) items ship within 24 hours of payment regular business daysIf there are any questions contact seller thru eBay link. Check out my store for other items you may want to combine on shipping. This allows me to give you my best shipping rate that cannot be predetermined using eBay shipping rule parameters. Please check your shipment on arrival and contact seller if any roots are not firm and viable within 24 hours of receipt and send a picture of rootstock. I can only guarantee rootstock is viable on arrival. Buyers are responsible for all plant care. Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial! If you are purchasing 5 or more lots of plants from my store, please, put in shopping cart and request total to get your shipping discount !

Royal Fern (Osmunda Regalis) 3.5 in pot

Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis var. spectabilis) is a tall, deciduous fern with fertile fronds crowned by clusters of rusty-colored spores. The Royal Fern is part of the genus Osmunda. This genus also includes the Interrupted Fern – another fern often seen in Adirondack wetlands.

ROYAL FERN SPORES – Osmunda regalis

Other uses of Royal Fern: The hairs of the plant are mixed with wool and are used in making cloth. The roots are the source of “Osmunda fibre”, this was once widely used for potting orchids and other epiphytes.