Ostrich fern

Have a corner in your yard that's deeply shady and damp? A spot where nothing much seems to grow? Try planting ostrich fern. Tips for growing an ostrich fern can be found in this article.

Ostrich ferns crowd, shade, or completely overtake other more diminutive shade plants. This attribute is especially troublesome for those with limited growing space. Read on to learn about ostrich fern control.

Ostrich ferns are a popular outdoor plant species because of their beautiful foliage. These plants are very easy to grow and are low maintenance for your landscaping.

There are so many lovely perennials available, so don't bother with these 14 Plants Not To Grow In Your Garden, or other invasive or aggressive plants.

Ostrich Fern: Dramatic Ground Cover for Shade - Native Plants - Direct Native Plants

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The eastern North American ostrich fern is an impressively large, upright fern that is easy to grow in its preferred habitat of moist to wet shade.

The Ostrich Fern is a beautiful fern that has leaves that stick up resembling the ostrich bird, thus getting its name. This plant is a great option if you want something with great aesthetic looks which do not require that much attention. Known by its scientific name, Matteuccia struthiopteris it is native to North America with USDA plant hardiness zones 3-7.