Description

New York Fern

 New York Ferns, Thelypteris noveboracensis, look great in large flower pots to bring that fancy look to your home. They are high ground cover plants and grow well in the shade. It has small serrated edges on it is leaves that give the fronds a delicately lacy appearance. This fern is not an evergreen and will die during the winter months. People plant this fern to prevent soil erosion due to heavy rain. It is effortless to care.

Again this plant is not an evergreen and will die in the winter but likes to live in places where other plants will not grow. Ferns do live longer than most plants. New york ferns are great for people that will enjoy lovely plants, and it can be used in many ways.

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Also, good for someone that does not have a green thumb, there will be no issues growing a fern. It is a low maintenance plant.
These plants will grow very well in the right conditions and are not very difficult to tend to as they need very little attention. Plant them where it is a partial shade or partial sun area. New York Ferns grow better in acidic soil where there is a moist atmosphere. This way, they rarely need to be watered. The best places that they develop are near a stream or swampy area, wooded, or shady area. New York ferns spread every year and outgrow other plants. To keep them from growing thick, divide the roots when planting.
Keep this in mind as well, if the conditions are hotter or dryer, the New York Ferns will not spread as fast.

Climate Zone: 3 to 8

Mature Height: 1 to 3 feet

Sunlight: partial to full shade

Soil Condition: moist and acidic soils

Botanical Name: Parathelypteris noveboracensis

New York ferns are rhizomes at time of shipment.

FAQ

1. Does New York fern spread?

A. New York fern produce  spores on the undersides of the fronds and are released into the environment, where they can germinate and grow into new fern plants under suitable conditions.

2. Do New York ferns like sun or shade?

A. New York ferns (Thelypteris noveboracensis) typically prefer partial to full shade.