Platycerium bifurcatum 12"Platycerium bifucatum, the "Common Staghorn Fern", or "Elkhorn Fern", is a bracket epiphyte known for their fronds that are shaped like aforementioned common names. It has two types of fronds, the basal and the fertile fronds. The basal fronds look like a helmet at the base of the plant to protect its roots and the blue green fuzzy fertile fronds are the "antler" part. Light: part sun to part shade Soil: potting mix or sphagnum Watering: dry down 5%

07" x W: 12

cylindrical foliage has orange tones in the fall and retains the color through the winter

Blooms: Late spring to early summer

like a monstera leaf combined with seaweed

This giftworthy volume presents his art-historical ABC of these flowers

Attractive oat-like seed heads

Width at maturity: 24 - 30"

particularly in winter

Screws included

These desert cactus can fend for themselves

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmacseven'

Dead head flowers before they set seed if you do not want it to spread