Platycerium "Staghorn fern" 4"Platycerium "Staghorn Fern", or "Elkhorn Fern", is a genus of ferns known for their fronds that are shaped like aforementioned common names. It has two types fronds, the basal and the fertile fronds. The basal fronds look like a helmet at the base of the plant to protect its roots and the fuzzy fertile fronds are the "antler" part. Light: part sun to part shade Soil: potting mix to sphagnum Watering: dry to 1" in to dry to the touch. Species can vary.

containers and as a specimen

Medium sizes green leaves with a pretty scalloped edge

Width: 20 - 25'

shape leaf color of each plant will vary

Betula nigra River Birch has attractive exfoliating bark that exposes red to brown gray inner bark

Spread at maturity: 3 - 4'

Pro tip: avoid overwatering

Very low maintenance for this reliable sun loving catmint

Blooms: August - September

has attractive foliage that collects glistening drops of dew for a truly unique effect

Struck us with an arrow - we are in love

and the inside is glazed and watertight