Woodsia obtusa Adiantum so keep these two at

so keep these two at a safe shouting distance

first discovered in 1788 by French botanist

'Millennium' makes a 54" wide semi-upright clump of dense

Our plants were shared by plantsman Jim Waddick from one of his expeditions to China

We've grown this in our woodland shade garden for over two decades

Woodsia obtusa Adiantum so keep these two atWoodsia obtusa is a small, easy to grow, American native fern and is found growing in both acidic and alkaline soils on rock ledges and cliffs in the eastern US. The slowly creeping rhizomes make a nice, compact, 18" wide mound for filling spaces in the woodland garden. The fronds of Woodsia obtusa are deeply cut, presenting a very nice lacy appearance.