Polystichum Setiferum Herrenhausen 2 Litre Pot
Elegant evergreen fern with finely divided soft green fronds forming graceful arching clumps.
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Elegant evergreen fern with finely divided soft green fronds forming graceful arching clumps.
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Polystichum setiferum ‘Herrenhausen’ is an elegant evergreen fern valued for its finely divided, feathery fronds that create a soft, airy appearance. Forming a neat, arching clump, it adds texture and movement to shaded borders and woodland gardens. Its delicate-looking foliage is surprisingly hardy, providing year-round structure and greenery in sheltered garden settings.
Spring:
Fresh fronds emerge tightly curled, gradually unfurling into finely cut, lace-like foliage.
Summer:
Dense, soft green fronds create a graceful mound with delicate texture.
Autumn & Winter:
Evergreen foliage remains attractive through winter, offering structure and colour in shaded areas.
Evergreen clump-forming fern
Height: 60–90cm
Spread: 60–90cm
Soft, finely divided fronds
Elegant arching growth
Perfect for adding softness beneath shrubs or trees.
Woodland Gardens: Thrives in natural shade planting.
Shaded Borders: Adds texture and depth.
Underplanting: Ideal beneath trees or larger shrubs.
Containers: Suitable for shaded patios.
Position:
Partial to full shade in a sheltered position.
Soil:
Moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil.
Hardiness:
Hardy in the UK (approximately -15°C).
Maintenance:
Low maintenance. Remove damaged fronds in spring to allow fresh growth to develop.
Elegant finely divided foliage
Evergreen year-round interest
Ideal for shade planting
Soft texture in borders
Low maintenance
Polystichum setiferum ‘Herrenhausen’ is a refined evergreen fern that brings softness, texture and lasting greenery to shaded garden areas.