Athyrium n. 'Crested Surf'

Cool, colorful, crested!

Item: #ATHCS1Q

ZONE 3,4,5,6,7,8

As low as $13.99

This fern sports a little extra flourish
Colorful and durable
Deer and rabbit resistant
A plant collector's dream!
Ship size: Jumbo 1 Quart
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Athyrium n. 'Crested Surf' Description

A must-have for your fern collection! This new perennial, the first fern from Proven Winners, tops its each of its colorful fronds with a curly little flourish known as a crest. 'Crested Surf' Japanese painted fern (Athyrium niponicum) looks like some kind of magical seaweed - but this plant will be right at home in your shade garden. Sage-green and white leaflets are neatly arranged along a purple stem, a color cue that makes it ideal for pairing with plum-colored heuchera. We've never seen anything quite like it and are so excited to be able to offer it this year.

Special features: Shade tolerant, unique, deer resistant, rabbit resistant, cut stem, easy to grow

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Quick Facts

Botanical name:
Athyrium niponicum 'Crested Surf'
Common name:
Crested Japanese painted fern
Zone:
3,4,5,6,7,8
Sun exposure:
Shade, Partial shade

Delivery:
See schedule
Ship form:
1 quart
Soil type:
Normal
Soil moisture:
Average to moist

Height x width:
20-22" X 28-30"
Flower color:
None
Foliage color:
Sage green, silver, and purple
Bloom season:
None

Uses:
Shade gardens, woodland gardens, fern collections
Cannot ship to:
AK, HI
Patent #: PPAF

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PLANTING GUIDE

Soil: Well-drained but rich in organic matter.
Light: Part shade to full shade - Best silvery frond color occurs in light shade. Too much sun often results in a bleaching of the attractive frond colors.
Water: Tolerates more soil dryness than some other ferns in this genus, but soil must not be allowed to dry out.
Spacing: 1.5 - 2 ft apart
Fertilizing: None required.
Winterizing: Nothing special required.
Maintenance & pruning: The previous season's leaves should be trimmed to the ground in early spring. Do this before new growth begins, or the process will be tricky to do well.

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