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Dicksonia Antarctica is an evergreen fern that slowly grows to tall heights, growing from 2-4 metres, with a stout reddish-brown stem and a terminal rosette of arching, deeply divided, glossy dark green fronds.
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Dicksonia Antarctica is an evergreen fern that slowly grows to tall heights, growing from 3-4 metres, with a stout reddish-brown stem and a terminal rosette of arching, deeply divided, glossy dark green fronds.
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Irish
Dicksonia Antarctica is an evergreen fern that slowly grows to tall heights, growing from 2-4 metres, with a stout reddish-brown stem and a terminal rosette of arching, deeply divided, glossy dark green fronds.
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Dutch
Dicksonia Antarctica is an evergreen fern that slowly grows to tall heights, growing from 3-4 metres, with a stout reddish-brown stem and a terminal rosette of arching, deeply divided, glossy dark green fronds.
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Polypodium vulgare, commonly known as Common Polypody, is a beautifully textured, evergreen fern that brings natural woodland character to any garden. Its deeply divided fronds form soft, arching layers of fresh green foliage that stay attractive throughout the year.
Unlike many ferns that demand consistently damp soil, this variety is remarkably adaptable. It naturally grows in rocky crevices, on tree trunks, and in shady banks, making it ideal for difficult areas where other plants may struggle.
Horticultural Note: Polypodium vulgare spreads slowly by creeping rhizomes, forming a low, evergreen carpet that is excellent for stabilising shady banks and softening hard edges.
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Irish
Dicksonia antarctica, commonly known as the Tasmanian Tree Fern, is one of the most dramatic foliage plants you can introduce into a garden. With its tall, fibrous trunk and wide crown of arching, finely divided fronds, it instantly creates a lush, tropical atmosphere while being surprisingly suited to the Irish climate.
For new gardeners, think of it as a natural living umbrella of greenery that brings height and structure without flowers. For experienced gardeners, it is a superb architectural specimen that pairs beautifully with hostas, ferns, and shade-loving perennials in woodland or sheltered courtyard settings.
Horticultural Note: Tree ferns grow from the top of the trunk, not the base. Protect the crown in severe frost and keep the trunk moist during dry spells, as it absorbs water directly through its fibrous stem.
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Dicksonia antarctica, commonly known as the Tasmanian Tree Fern, is one of the most dramatic foliage plants you can introduce into a garden. With its tall, fibrous trunk and wide crown of arching, finely divided fronds, it instantly creates a lush, tropical atmosphere while being surprisingly suited to the Irish climate.
For new gardeners, think of it as a natural living umbrella of greenery that brings height and structure without flowers. For experienced gardeners, it is a superb architectural specimen that pairs beautifully with hostas, ferns, and shade-loving perennials in woodland or sheltered courtyard settings.
Horticultural Note: Tree ferns grow from the top of the trunk, not the base. Protect the crown in severe frost and keep the trunk moist during dry spells, as it absorbs water directly through its fibrous stem.
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