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Listing 1 - 7 from 7 for fertile fronds

Hardy Ferns:
... to 36" Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen Fronds: Tufted circular clump of stiff, deep green fronds; blade is once-pinnate, lance shaped broadest at the base; fertile fronds are taller, more rigid, more erect, constricted at tip and die in winter; sterile fronds are smaller ...
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Hardy Ferns:
... 4-9 Height: 24 to 48" Deciduous/Evergreen: Deciduous Fronds: Circular cluster of arching fronds; sterile fronds are lanceolate, pinnate-pinnatified with dense rusty hairs beneath base of each pinna; pinna are narrow, lance shaped, pointed, deeply cut and nearly opposite; bright cinnamon colored fertile fronds ...
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Hardy Ferns:
... : 8 to 20" Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen Fronds: Slender, sterile fronds are arching to flattened and light green; fertile fronds stand upright and are dark green; herringbone shape; fronds taper at both ends; shiny dark stems ...
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Hardy Ferns:
... 2 to 3' Deciduous/Evergreen: Deciduous Fronds: Green arching fronds in a circular cluster of 5 ... fertile fronds are narrower, more erect and have a longer stipe; rachis is pale green and slightly hairy beneath; long sori, slightly curved run from midvein almost to margin; new fronds produced during summer Comments: Creeping rhizome; prefers continuous moisture and partial to full shade; fronds ...
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Hardy Ferns:
... " Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen Fronds: Rosette of dark green, leathery, stiff, pinnatified, lance shaped sterile fronds that arise in a vase shape clump; tapers towards each tip; fountain of erect fertile fronds in center Comments ...
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Hardy Ferns:
... : 3-9 Image Not Posted Height: 4 to 5' Deciduous/Evergreen: Semi evergreen Fronds: Slender, lustrous, dark green fronds; fertile terminal quarter of frond has smaller segments; does not produce viable spores Comments ...
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Hardy Ferns:
... : 3-10 Height: 2 to 6' Deciduous/Evergreen: Deciduous Fronds: Bipinnate blade; pinnae resemble locust tree leaves; only a few scattered hairs; fronds are pale pink as they emerge in spring; pinna ... is rounded with slightly grooved face; congested cluster of bead-like sori on fertile pinnae at tip of fronds Comments: Easy to grow; naturally occurs in swamps and wet sites; require consistent ...
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