Common Name: Lady Fern
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CAUTION
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Can be toxic to pets; particularly cats, dogs, and horses.
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Overview
Plant Type | Perennial |
Hardiness Zone | 4 |
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Cultivars
Cultivar
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Height
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Spread
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Blooms
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Sun
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Planted
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Japanese Painted Fern Athyrium niponicum var pictum
| 12-18"
| 18-24"
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| Part shade to shade
| House garden beds
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Lady in Red Northern Lady Athyrium niponicum var pictum
| 18-30"
| 18-24"
| (grown for foliage)
| Part shade to shade
| House garden beds
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Japanese Painted Fern (Athyrium niponicum var pictum)
- Adds 12" to overall size each year.
- Fronds will die back in the winter, but return robustly in the spring.
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Ongoing Management
Weed Control & Mulching
Insect & Disease Control
Fertilization
Athyrium niponicum var pictum 'Japanese Painted Fern'
- Work organic soil amendments into soil occasionally (including manure tea feedings)
Watering
Pruning / Cutting Back
Pruning is not necessary.
Trim dead or diseased fronds during the growing season.
Integrated Pest & Pollinator Mgmt Notes
Harvesting
Site Selection & Preparation
Propagation
Pollination Needs
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