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Add texture and foliage to your porches, patios and gardens with this 1-pint Vigoro springerii 6-pack grown by Metrolina Greenhouses. Springerii, also known as asparagus fern, has feathery green foliage that adds the perfect accent to any garden scape or container combination. Plant springerii in part sun or bright, indirect light if grown indoors and ensure the soil is well-draining. Asparagus fern can also be grown as a houseplant. Like most ferns, springerii thrives on humidity. This plant is fast-growing, so regular pruning is best to maintain its shape.

Enhance your home or garden with the Foxtail Asparagus Fern, an eye-catching evergreen delivered in a convenient 11-in. hanging basket and proudly grown by Pure Beauty Farms. Known for its unique, plume-like stems that arch gracefully and its feathery, needle-like leaves, this plant brings lush green texture and a dramatic cascading effect to any setting year-round. Despite its common name, the Foxtail Fern is a flowering plant, not a true fern, and its clumping growth habit creates a soft, architectural statement as a porch accent, container plant or textured groundcover. Its vibrant appearance, enduring foliage and minimal care needs make it a sophisticated yet easy choice for instantly elevating your plant collection or outdoor spaces.

Foxtail ferns (Asparagus densiflorus), also known as asparagus ferns, are semi-evergreen perennials with plumes of emerald green foliage. They have a clumping habit that reaches 2-3 feet high by 3 feet wide. They can be planted indoors and outdoors, preferring part shade outdoors and full sunny spots indoors. Gardeners commonly associate it with ferns because of its clumping habit and soft, green foliage, but the asparagus fern is a member of the lily family and is related to the asparagus vegetable. This plant is toxic to humans and pets. The Foxtail Fern produces produce fragrant tiny white flowers in the spring and red berries follow behind them. There is no guarantee that the flowers or red berries will appear yearly. Be careful, the red berries are toxic to humans if consumed, but birds will enjoy them. Foxtail Ferns grow best in part shade, allowing the perennial plants to grow lush habits and emerald green foliage. If planted in part sun, the foliage is lighter green. A fully mature plant averages 2-3 feet in height and 3 feet in width.

The feathery light green super soft needle like leaves of this tropical fern resemble Fox Tails or even Pony Tails with their thick hair-like stiffly upright branches. A truly unique plant that provides textural contrast to the garden, often placed as a whimsical feature to a patio pot, a hanging basket, within in the border garden, or simply behind a flowering ground cover. Develops red non edible ornamental berries in autumn, without the highly invasive tendencies of traditional asparagus fern. Grows in full sun or partial shade in well drained soil, with a mature size of 2-3 ft. tall by 3-4 ft. W. Hardy only in the warmer climates of USDA Plant Zones 9-11, in all other areas the plant can be grown as an annual and replaced each year, or grow as a houseplant where it is protected from temperatures below 65 deg F.

This quirky and charming plant is sure to steal the show Despite its name, the Foxtail Fern isn t actually a true fern, but it certainly lives up to its wild, bushy appearance. Its tubular, needle-like fronds burst from a dense crown, creating a full, dramatic display of bright green foliage that radiates in all directions. Perfect for weaving through other plants in mixed containers, it also makes a striking statement when planted on its own, whether in a pot or as part of your landscape. Occasionally, tiny white flowers bloom among the pointed leaves, with short spines tucked in between. Known for being both deer- and rabbit-resistant, this tender evergreen thrives in warm climates, where it can overwinter, but is most commonly enjoyed as an annual in container gardens.

This fluffy cutie has a secret. It's actually part of the asparagus family. Although inedible, the Foxtail Fern is still a fun and offbeat addition to any space. Its foliage forms a bushy cone shape, reaching out like tentacles, giving an almost otherworldly look. In the fall, nestled safely in the bright green pine needle-like leaves, you may start to see the formation of sweet-smelling berries. These can be dried out and used to seed. The Foxtail Fern is drought-tolerant, temperature-tolerant, and easy to maintain, requiring only bright, indirect sunlight, and well-draining soil. Best grown in USDA zones 9-11, but will perform well as an annual or house plant in all zones.

The asparagus fern plant is not really a fern at all, but a member of the Liliaceae family, making it a relative of lilies and tulips. However, care is similar to most ferns. When growing asparagus ferns inside, place them near places with humidity and indirect light. Mist regularly. Its lush and frilly foliage makes it appear soft and fuzzy, but beware that there are thorny spurs. It's toxic to humans and animals, and is commonly placed in hanging displays.

The Plumosa Fern, also known as Asparagus Setaceus, is a lush, evergreen plant with delicate, feathery foliage that adds a touch of elegance to any indoor space. Known for its soft, fern-like leaves, it is actually part of the Asparagaceae family and not a true fern. This plant thrives in moderate indoor conditions, making it a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts. Place your Plumosa Fern in living rooms, offices, or bathrooms where it can receive ample indirect light and benefit from higher humidity levels. It pairs beautifully with other indoor plants, creating a lush, tropical look. Its delicate foliage also makes it a perfect addition to hanging baskets or plant stands.

The Plumosa Fern, also known as Asparagus Setaceus, is a lush, evergreen plant with delicate, feathery foliage that adds a touch of elegance to any indoor space. Known for its soft, fern-like leaves, it is actually part of the Asparagaceae family and not a true fern. This plant thrives in moderate indoor conditions, making it a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts. Place your Plumosa Fern in living rooms, offices, or bathrooms where it can receive ample indirect light and benefit from higher humidity levels. It pairs beautifully with other indoor plants, creating a lush, tropical look. Its delicate foliage also makes it a perfect addition to hanging baskets or plant stands.

The Plumosa Fern, also known as Asparagus Setaceus, is a lush, evergreen plant with delicate, feathery foliage that adds a touch of elegance to any indoor space. Known for its soft, fern-like leaves, it is actually part of the Asparagaceae family and not a true fern. This plant thrives in moderate indoor conditions, making it a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts. Place your Plumosa Fern in living rooms, offices, or bathrooms where it can receive ample indirect light and benefit from higher humidity levels. It pairs beautifully with other indoor plants, creating a lush, tropical look. Its delicate foliage also makes it a perfect addition to hanging baskets or plant stands.