Onoclea sensibilis Supersize 8a We soon realized we had
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
We soon realized we had a gem
it hurts sooo good
The 30" wide clumps are adorned with shiny chartreuse golden foliage (brightest in sun)
Part to full sun in average to very moist soils are best for this great pollinator attractant
the entire clump flowers at one time and then rests before another flowering period
Onoclea sensibilis Supersize 8a We soon realized we hadIn 2007, I was tromping through a bog in Horry County, SC, and spotted a patch of the deciduous sensitive fern that seemed much larger than the typical size plants that grew nearby. Upon planting a rhizome in our home garden, it didn't let me down, producing leaves much larger than normal. The giant 3' tall fronds (2' tall is normal) are comparable in size to our other giant Onoclea, 'Texas Too Tall'. When the fronds of Onoclea sensibilis 'Supersize'