Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

Dicksonia Antarctica | Tree Fern

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SKU: PL30003773

15cm tall trunk

£99.99

In stock (despatch in 7-10 working days)

1.8m tall trunk

£1,099.00

In stock (despatch in 7-10 working days)

1.5m tall trunk

£899.99

In stock (despatch in 7-10 working days)

1.2m tall trunk

£699.99

In stock (despatch in 7-10 working days)

90cm tall trunk

£499.99

In stock (despatch in 7-10 working days)

60cm tall trunk

£349.99

In stock (despatch in 7-10 working days)

2.1m tall trunk

£1,299.99

Available to order from autumn

30cm tall trunk

£159.99

Available to order from summer

2 litre pot

£29.99

Available to order from summer

9cm pot

£12.99

Available to order from summer

3 × 9cm pots

£33.00 ~~£38.97~~

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Overview

A fantastic, tree-like fern with a thick mass of roots that form a trunk and large, up to 3m (10ft) long, filigree-like fronds. These impressive tree ferns are one of the oldest plants in the world and add a touch drama to any garden. They are native to Australia and Tasmania, and since they are slow growing, can take 10 years to grow only 30cm of trunk. Try them in a semi-shaded spot, among ferns and woodland plants, as part of an exotic scheme, or beside water. They are hardy to -10°C, although the foliage may die back at -2°C. They will happily grow in any soil as long as the trunk is kept moist. Plants may be dispatched without leaf fronds, however these will soon grow back. Please note as we have carefully potted up our tree ferns the size listed refers to the full length of trunk supplied and includes the height of the pot.

Specifications

Position: partial to full shade
Soil: humus-rich, neutral to acid soil
Rate of growth: slow-growing
Hardiness: half hardy (will need winter protection)

Eventual height & spread

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