This fern is native to the USA (except for Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, and Nort...Read Moreh Dakota).
It has thrived here in zone 9b, given good drainage and part sun. In the wild it grows in dryish, rocky environments where limestone and dolomite occur.
This plant is listed as an endangered species in the states of Florida, Iowa, Michigan, and Rhode Island, and as vulnerable in the state of New York. (Very hard to find in nurseries).
This fern is native to the USA (except for Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, and Nort...Read More