Scientific Name:
Asparagus densiflorusProduct Details:
Ships bare rooted. 12-14 inches in height.
Asparagus densiflorus 'Asparagus Fern'- Erect, perennial herb or somewhat woody, branches gracefully arching and fern-like; leaves alternate and scale-like terminal branchlets very narrow, flat, needle-like, in clusters of 3; flowers axillary, drooping, 6-parted, bell-shaped, yellow-green; fruit a bright red berry. Sun to fairly dense shade. Height 24 to 36 inches.
Peak Period: Middle Devonian (410 to 360 million years ago) In their prehistoric heyday, ferns dominated landscapes. Many evolved into modern plants, and more than 12,000 species thrive today. From big tree ferns to tiny, wispy strains, they reproduce from spores found beneath their fronds, or leaves.
