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2pc Boston Fern - National Plant Network
CTNR216039 098431953859 CTNR216039National Plant Network
2025-04-18
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Approx Max Plant Height: 3
Container Material: Plastic
Plant Variety: Fern
Light Condition Required: Sun/Shade Mix
•Includes (2) Boston Ferns in 10" hanging baskets
•Best grown in USDA hardiness zones 10-12, but will perform as an annual in all zones and can be used as a houseplant
•Mature size 2 to 3' tall and 2 to 3' wide
•The ideal plant for your porch or home
•Performs best in indirect light and can tolerate some shade
This iconic porch plant creates a warm, homey feeling on the front porch, back deck or even in the living room. Boston ferns are easy to grow and maintain as long as the soil is kept moist. with blue-green, textured fronds and a gently cascading habit, they create a tropical feel in any setting. The fronds can even be used to accent cut flower arrangements.
Container Material: Plastic
Plant Variety: Fern
Light Condition Required: Sun/Shade Mix
•Includes (2) Boston Ferns in 10" hanging baskets
•Best grown in USDA hardiness zones 10-12, but will perform as an annual in all zones and can be used as a houseplant
•Mature size 2 to 3' tall and 2 to 3' wide
•The ideal plant for your porch or home
•Performs best in indirect light and can tolerate some shade
This iconic porch plant creates a warm, homey feeling on the front porch, back deck or even in the living room. Boston ferns are easy to grow and maintain as long as the soil is kept moist. with blue-green, textured fronds and a gently cascading habit, they create a tropical feel in any setting. The fronds can even be used to accent cut flower arrangements.
