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Japanese Holly Fern Common Name
The Japanese Holly Fern is an evergreen, simple fern that’s both easy to care for and attractive. It does great in shady areas and is sure to bring a bit of vibrancy to any garden. It is also known as the Micro Japanese Holly Fern, or simply Micro Holly Fern, because of its small, delicate fronds that look like miniature holly leaves. You should definitely keep in mind that it’s a slow
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What is Japanese Holly Fern?
Japanese Holly Fern, or Cyrtomium falcatum, is an evergreen perennial plant that is native to Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. The Japanese Holly Fern thrives in partial shade, and prefers moist, well-drained soils. The distinctively shaped deep-green fronds grow in a fan pattern from a thick erect trunk. The fern can reach up to 48 inches tall.
Where is Japanese Holly Fern Found?
Japanese Holly Fern is native to Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. It is often found in temperate areas, and restoration sites featuring disturbed soils.
What Are the Care Requirements for Japanese Holly Ferns?
Japanese Holly Ferns require partial shade and moist, well-drained soil. They should be fertilized regularly, and can also benefit from an occasional trimming to shape them. The plants should also be misted regularly.