Dryopteris atrata | Black Fern - Ferns - Perennial 3lt EucalyptusDryopteris atrata is a tall, robust, clump forming, semi evergreen terrestrial male fern with black stems and slightly arched, lance shaped, bright green fronds with long midribs. Mostly found in woodland settings by streams and lakes. Dryopteris atrata can adapt to a wide range of soils, but prefers fertile, humus rich, moist, well drained soils. It thrives in partial to full shade. It tends to be evergreen in climates with mild winters. In colder
Hydrangea 'Mirranda' is a vigorous
perfect for streets
Prunus cerasus 'Morello' is a small deciduous tree of spreading
it will thrive in city environments
Hydrangea Crug Coral prefers humus-rich
bloom in June and July and give off wonderful pineapple scent
The plant bears fruit within three years of planting
bred by Peter Moore in 2009
tinged purple and pink in autumn and small
dying specimen found in a Sussex garden
Extremely resistant to frost
Excellent for beds and borders and suitable for growing in pots and containers