Woodland Plant TN Ostrich Fern Roots (3-Pack)

Cool shady spots need ferns. Elegant, tropical and woodsy all at the same time, they are a must for any shade garden. Autumn fern, also known as Japanese shield fern, is a beautiful evergreen or semi-evergreen choice for a shady destination such as a woodland garden or north-side foundation bed. Mix this vase-shaped fern with broad or round-leaf shrubs and rocks and you have a wonderful shade oasis of color and texture contrast. Glossy fronds emerge copper-red in spring, maturing to deep green. The fuzzy red-brown sori (spores) on the underside of the fronds in fall or winter add to the visual drama. with its low-growing style, autumn fern can be deployed for ground-cover purposes, particularly to bring seasonal foliar color to spots in need. The plant spreads slowly over time by rhizomes. Resistant to deer, rabbits and heavy shade. Grows to 18 in. to 30 in. h and wide. Appreciates regular watering and thrives in average to rich, well-drained, evenly moist soil, but is regarded by some as drought tolerant once established. Provide filtered light. Hardy to Zone 7/0°F.

Renaissance stands as a dwarf upright, evergreen beauty that's not only aesthetically pleasing but also low-maintenance. Upon maturity, these shrubs boast a height of 1 ft. to 2 ft. Tall and a spread of 1 ft. to 2 ft. W. They're ideal for crafting low-set hedges, integrating into layered landscapes or gracing patios as potted plants. The Better Boxwood Renaissance introduces a groundbreaking transformation in boxwood varieties. Every shrub under the Better Boxwood label has been meticulously bred to withstand blight, a notorious disease that has wreaked havoc on these shrubs for decades.

Stunning winter bloomer, Azalea shrubs are evergreen, meaning they do not loose their leaves in winter, and they also flower in the winter months. The flowers emerge in clusters of rich dark pink flowers with a tropical feeling with their pretty pointed petals. Leaves are a dep dark forest green. This plant is easy to care for and makes a great gift too.

Soft Touch Holly (Ilex crenata 'Soft Touch') is a versatile evergreen shrub that offers a unique alternative to traditional hollies. With its small, soft-to-the-touch leaves and compact form, it brings texture and interest to your landscape. Soft Touch Holly provides several compelling reasons to consider using it in your landscape design and requires minimal care. One of the main reasons to choose Soft Touch Holly for your landscape is its distinctive foliage. The small, rounded leaves are remarkably soft and have a lush, deep green color, adding a touchable and visually appealing element to your garden. Unlike some hollies, Soft Touch Holly lacks the sharp spines or prickly leaves, making it a safe and comfortable option for family-friendly landscapes. Soft Touch Holly's compact form and slow growth rate make it an excellent choice for small gardens, borders, or containers. Its mounding habit creates a neat and tidy appearance, requiring little to no pruning. This low-maintenance aspect makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a visually appealing shrub without the need for extensive care or maintenance. Caring for Soft Touch Holly is relatively easy. It thrives in full sun to partial shade, requiring at least 4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight per day for optimal growth. The shrub prefers well-drained soil but can tolerate a range of soil types. Regular watering is important, especially during the first growing season, to help the plant establish a strong root system.