Osmunda claytoniana - Interrupted Fern dry but I have not found

but I have not found it to be fussy in the garden

of example

Source: sown at Honey Petal Plants

tubular flowers bloom in mid summer

flowers prior to leafing out in early spring

Osmunda claytoniana - Interrupted Fern dry but I have not foundSizes available: 2 quart Basics: zones 3 7, 24 48" x 24 36" (taller in ideal conditions), dappled sun to part shade to full shade, prefers medium to wet, rich, acidic, woodland soils, but is adaptable to a more middle of the road environment. Common names: Interrupted Fern Family: Osmundaceae Origin Distribution: Newfoundland to Manitoba, south to Georgia and Louisiana, native to Maine. Habitat: bogs, stream banks, moist woodland slopes, ravines, and