Years ago a friend gave me a small plug of Blechnum penna-marina. It's largely done nothing, but everything I've read suggests I'm outside of its hardiness range (I'm in Sunset zone 4, USDA zone 8b, PNW), so I've just been grateful it survives each winter. This year it made a break for it and is growing into some neighboring mondo grass & hardy cyclamen. Is peaceful coexistence possible here, or should I be pulling it out if I want the cyclamen & mondo grass to survive?
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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