Osmunda cinnamomea (Cinnamon Fern) Container/Hanging Planter A chocolate center develops in

A chocolate center develops in the pompom and becomes larger as the flowers matures

The green and white variegation give a bright silvery look

Loosely upright and well-branched fragrant gray-green foliage grows 24" tall and is drought tolerant once established

Photo courtesy of North Creek Nurseries

bright green leaves

Osmunda cinnamomea (Cinnamon Fern) Container/Hanging Planter A chocolate center develops inThe native Cinnamon Fern, at 3 4', makes an excellent backdrop in a woodland garden where it likes an acid soil with constant moisture, and can even handle wet, swampy land. Its name derives from the erect brown fronds that appear in the spring. Pale green initially, foliage darkens during the summer, turning a rich brown by autumn. It can handle some direct sun if the soil is kept moist. Sunlight Requirements: Partial Shade to Full Shade USDA