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Cyrtomium (holly fern)
Cyrtomium (holly fern) from Hallson Gardens: We ship ferns while dormant in April to mid-May, again in the fall, plus they are available at the nursery in the summer. These plants are 2 to 3 year old crowns from cultivated stock shipped bare root.
If you have any questions feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you. Thank you for your interest in our nursery and our plants!
Cyrtomium
| Pronunciation: sir-TOE-mee-um | Common Name: Holly fern |
| Light: Part shade to full shade | Moisture: Average, dry in winter |
| Soil: Humus-rich, moist but very well-drained | pH: Slightly acidic to slightly alkaline |
| Zones: 5 - 10 | Cyrtomium Planting Instructions |
