Remote Wood Fern Arborvitae The bright tubular flowers are

The bright tubular flowers are highly attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies and pair well with other Annuals and Flowering Vines & Climbing Plants in sunny gardens

clumps can be divided in early spring

Its compact size makes it well suited to smaller garden spaces and container plantings

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Remote Wood Fern Arborvitae The bright tubular flowers areDryopteris remota Overview Uses: Shaded gardens, woodland borders, underplanting trees, naturalized plantings, and moist, well drained beds with rich soil. Benefits: Finely divided fronds create calm, layered texture in shade and form a tidy clump that mixes easily with other woodland style plants. Reliable performance and low maintenance once established. USDA Hardiness Zones: 48 Sun: Partial Shade to Full Shade Life Cycle: Hardy Perennial Growth