Blechnum chilense, Chilean Hard Fern woodland sweetly fragrant single flowers appear

sweetly fragrant single flowers appear in late spring or early summer on the largest Mock Orange that we grow

fine foliage

Don't crowd

it can grow to more than 15 feet tall and will be evergreen in climates that stay above 25º F

Prolific golden-orange blooms in summer blanket the top of this 2 x 2 ft perennial with roots in the Great Plains (figuratively speaking)

Blechnum chilense, Chilean Hard Fern woodland sweetly fragrant single flowers appearEmerging in late spring, initial growth is a rich orange bronze later becoming dark green. The fronds are especially wide with interesting, enlivening crinkled pinnae or leaflets. Semi evergreen, it benefits in colder climates by leaving the fronds as a mulch in winter. This is a rhizomatous spreader with 34 foot fronds! It will assume mighty proportions if its soil is a rich, moist humus. Minimum temperature: 0 F