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Georgia Gardener
esthermgr

ferns for drier area?

20 years ago

Any suggestions for ferns for a drier area? Almost full woodland shade, with nice houmus soil, but on a steep slope with tree roots, so it's not always moist.

Any ideas for ferns (or other pretty shade plants) that would do well in these conditions?

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