Osmunda regalis ‘Pupurescens’
A smaller Royal Fern. Forms a large clump of long and arching, deeply divided foliage, which changes colour constantly during the season providing wonderful interest. New red-purple fronds emerge in Spring and gradually turn to a bright green in Summer, further turning then to a yellow and finally bronze in Autumn. Garden plant for flowerbed in moist or boggy soil in full or partial shade. Great groundcover fern. Will tolerate sun in a cooler area in constantly moist soil. Good for marginal planting. Height and spread (approx) – 120 cm x 100 cm.
| Weight | 0.00000000 kg |
|---|---|
| Colour | N/A |
| Height | 121-200 cm |
| Condition | Damp, Moist Soil |
| Aspect | Partial Shade, Shade |
| Suitability | Beds/Borders, Foliage Plant, Marginal, Woodland |
Osmunda-regalis-Purpurescens is a type of fern known for its rich purple colour. It is a cultivar of the Osmunda regalis species, which is commonly known as the royal fern.
The ‘Purpurescens’ variety has unique fronds that emerge with a bright reddish-purple colour, which gradually turns a deep green as it matures. The fronds are large and feathery, growing up to 150cm in height. They have a graceful arching habit and provide a striking contrast in any garden or landscape.
This fern prefers moist to wet soil conditions and is often found growing along streams, ponds, and other water bodies. It can tolerate full shade to partial sun, making it versatile for various garden settings.
In terms of care, it benefits from organic mulch to conserve soil moisture and provide some insulation during winter months.
Overall, Osmunda-regalis-Purpurescens is a visually appealing fern variety that adds a pop of colour and texture to gardens and landscapes, especially in shaded or wet areas.
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