10 New York Ferns ( Theypteris Noveboracensis ) Bare Root

New York ferns are deciduous woodland fern that grow abundantly in both wetland and non-wetland habitats.
New York ferns are medium-sized deciduous ferns with yellow - green fronds. They grow one to two feet tall in clumps of two to three feet in width. The New York Fern often grows in large colonies carpeting the forest floor. This fern is not an evergreen but is a perennial. It's fronds turn golden brown in the fall and die back as the weather gets colder.
New York ferns are the classic shade plant, perfect those areas of the garden where other plants just don't thrive. Growing New York ferns is a great option, as the plants are easy to maintain, come back year after year and will spread to fill out space. They need at least part shade and perfer acidic soil. Rarely need watering.