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Zones:
2-10 |
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Height:
1
to 3'
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Deciduous/Evergreen:
Deciduous
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Fronds:
Broad, almost triangular fronds;
sterile fronds are deeply pinnatified to bipinnatified, and thin
texture; most pinnae are nearly opposite; rachis is smooth, pale
tan or yellow; fronds turns yellow or russet in fall; fertile fronds
emerge in late summer, are woody with beadlike segments, brown and
persist into winter; stipes are long (one half to two thirds of
frond), network veined; dimorphic
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Comments:
Easy to grow;
short, rapid spreading creeping rhizomes; naturally occurs in marshes,
ditches and swamps; sensitive to drought and frost; moderately aggressive;
tolerates sun with adequate moisture
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Cultivars: N/A
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