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Rs.350.00
Family
Asparagaceae
Origin
South Africa
Description
Asparagus Myriocladus 'Ming Fern' has rosette shaped pair of leaves. It can be grown as a pot plant as well as cut foliage. The leaves are very thin and look like small needles. This variety of Asparagus is the slowes grower.
Environment
Plant the outdoor Ming Fern in a lightly shaded area, particularly avoiding hot afternoon sun. It needs fertile well drained soil. Keep soil evenly moist. Water thoroughly during dry weather.
Landscape Use
Perfect for all kinds of containers, including window boxes, hanging baskets and combination planters. Makes a good ground cover.
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Family
Pteridaceae
Origin
Brazil and Venezuela
Environment
Plant required moderate to bright light. No direct sun. Keep soil evenly moist, but not soggy. Never allow the soil to dry out. Nest fern requires minimum 50% relative humidity. They are best suited for Terrarium.
Combine half potting mix with half peat moss. Don't use potting mix that contains fertilizer (it can dissolve too fast and burn delicate fern roots).
Description
The Delta maidenhair fern displays kind of triangular shaped arched fronds (collection of leaves) with many small pinnate leaves that are light green in color. The black wiry stalks are an interesting characteristic of this species. These stalks give the plant it's stiff upright tree appearance - although they do arch over once they've matured.
Landscape Use
Terrarium, Container, Groundcover, Hanging Basket, Houseplant
Rs.300.00
Family
Asparagaceae
Origin
South Africa
Description
Asparagus Densiflorus, commonly called asparagus fern, is noted for its dense fern-like foliage which forms an arching mound that matures to 1-3’ tall spreading to 3-4’ wide. It is not a fern, however, but is a member of the asparagus family. This ornamental asparagus is an evergreen perennial with outward-sprawling fibrous and tuberous roots from which rise numerous semi-stiff arching stems (to 24” long) covered with linear, needle-like green leaves.
Environment
Plants perform best in organically rich, consistently moist but well drained soils in part shade (bright indirect light or filtered sun). Avoid direct hot afternoon sun which may cause the leaves to yellow. Tolerates full shade, but foliage may turn a lighter green.
Landscape Use
Asparagus fern makes an attractive pot plant or hanging baskets - allowing the stems to arch over the sides, for a shady area, both indoors and out.
Rs.350.00
Family
Asparagaceae
Origin
Southern and eastern Africa to the Arabian Peninsula, India and Sri Lanka.
Description
Asparagus falcatus is a robust thorny creeper that has attractive white flowers and red berries. It is an evergreen climbing shrub, up to 7 m high. The roots of this plant form swollen tubers that resemble sweet potatoes. Older stems are light grey and have sharp, hard thorns that are curved backwards. The thorns serve as protection against predators as well as to grip onto the host plant to reach sunlight. Leaves are up to 80 mm long, sickle-shaped, shiny dark green with a prominent vein. It has small, white, fragrant flowers appearing from September to December. The fruit is a red berry. The seed is round, shiny and black.
Environment
It grows well in shade, but will tolerate partial sunlight.The plant grows best in moist, well-drained humus-peat soil. The leaves are get sometimes eaten by various insects. To control the damage, occasionally spray the foliage with a pesticide..
Landscape Use
Asparagus falcatus makes an attractive pot plant for a shady area, both indoors and out. It is also a plant that birds love to nest in as it provides perfect shelter and protection, so use it to attract birds to your garden.
Rs.250.00
Family
Asparagaceae
Origin
South Africa
Environment
Plant the outdoor foxtail fern in a lightly shaded area, particularly avoiding hot afternoon sun. It needs fertile well drained soil. Keep soil evenly moist. Water thoroughly during dry weather.
Description
Foxtail Ferns produces arching two foot 'fronds' of dense light green needles, creating the illusion of a pack of upright fox tails. It blooms with tiny white flowers and produces bright red berries.
Landscape Use
Perfect for all kinds of containers, including window boxes, hanging baskets and combination planters. Makes a good ground cover.
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