Dicksonia antarctica | Australian tree fern - Height 50-70cm - 10lt 2-3ft | 0.8m-1m in groups for impact

in groups for impact

Acer palmatum 'Little Red' is a new Japanese maple variety

lime to chartreuse green leaves

It was discovered in 1809

Lack of soil moisture and excessive exposure can cause leaf scorch

Dicksonia antarctica | Australian tree fern - Height 50-70cm - 10lt 2-3ft | 0.8m-1m in groups for impactDicksonia Antarctica is an evergreen, terrestrial tree fern, deciduous in colder areas, with black woody trunk covered with soft reddish hairs. Large, roughly textured, deeply divided, gracefully arching, dark green, tripinnate fronds form a large and beautiful canopy. Dicksonia tree ferns are some of the oldest plants in the world. Dicksonia Antarctica grows best in loose, organically rich, slightly acidic, consistently moist, well drained soils. It