TN Nursery's Cinnamon Fern is a large Eastern North American native that grows 6 feet tall with upright brown fertile fronds, kelly-green leaves, and silver-furred fiddleheads in spring. The deciduous plant forms a striking rosette and thrives in various garden settings.
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Welcome to TN Nursery. In today's video, we're featuring TN Nursery's Cinnamon Fern. The Cinnamon Fern is a large deciduous plant characterized by its distinctive brown-colored fertile fronds standing upright in the center. It is captivating and versatile and has numerous landscaping benefits. This plant, native to Eastern North America, has become famous for gardeners and landscapers due to its aesthetic appeal, adaptability, and environmental contributions. Cinnamon fern grows to a height of 6 feet and spreads about 4 feet on its black stalks. The unfurled pinnae are kelly green on top, while the fronds in the center of the plant, which give it its name, are dark brown and resemble sticks of cinnamon because they grow straight up. Cinnamon fern in the springtime. Early in the spring, the central fronds that turn brown later start life as silver-colored fiddleheads. They're covered in fur, too, charmingly, shaking off the cold of winter. The broad fronds on the stalks form a cute rosette around the central stalks. The silver fiddleheads match well with fescue or bridge. Cinnamon fern makes an attractive, striking, and attention-grabbing entry in any garden. To purchase this plant, please see the link in the description below. Visit our website today.