Dicksonia Antarctica Tree Ferns. Growing in 12 cm pots and 30cm tall.

The Dicksonia Antarctica Tree Fern also known as the Soft Tree Fern is an amazing plant and one of the oldest in the world, native to Australia and New Zealand. As it matures it forms thick trunk is densely covered with matted aerial roots and is very slow growing.(see main pic of established tree fern which would cost £850 current stock ) In contrast its amazing lush green fronds spring from the crown growing incredibly quickly, given enough water and Tree Fern Feed

. It prefers a shady spot spot, but if planted in a sunny position, it will need more water.

Tree Fern in 12cm pots . Dicksonia antarctica superior quality NEW SHOOTS.

Native to New Zealand and Australia, over time, this tree-like fern grows a thick mass of roots forming a trunk that carries long, up to 3m (10ft) mid- to dark green fronds.

These impressive tree ferns are one of the oldest plants in the world and their fascinating appearance will soon catch the heart of any gardener.

They add drama and style to a semi-shady spot, and will happily grow in any soil as long as the trunk is kept moist. This tree fern is at the start of it's life and supplied in an approx 1 litre container with lush green fronds, a typical plant as supplied is depicted in the 2nd image showing current stock.

Perfect to plant and watch develop over the years as it will slowly develop the trunk. Supplied in an approx 1 litre container with an overall height of approx 30cms, these are solid juvenile tree ferns with new fronds.