Cinnamon Fern Size:1 Gallon Prefers sandy or gritty

Prefers sandy or gritty

plume-like achenes which appear in the fall on female plants resembling silvery paintbrushes

and 110-degree temps are common for places like Phoenix and Tucson - no problem

is a beautiful native perennial plant from Texas

Cinnamon Fern Size:1 Gallon Prefers sandy or grittyOsmunda cinnamomeum Cinnamon Fern is a deciduous fern native to most of central and eastern North America and Central America. Its fronds grow in groups stemming from a shallow black rootstock. It begins as silver furry fiddleheads, and will mature into erect green, lightly arching fronds that can reach up to 6 feet long. Sterile fronds encircle the central fertile fronds, which develop a cinnamon colored thick spike of "fruit dots," lending this