Fern 'Maidenhair' Fescue The chips are an excellent

The chips are an excellent source of energy and contain high amounts of protein

they also do very well grown alone in containers

teardrop-shaped leaves

Fertilize once a year in spring with a balanced water-soluble fertilizer

Structure: Leaves are densely packed along stems

Fern 'Maidenhair' Fescue The chips are an excellentAdiantum pedatum Deciduous. Remove fading fronds regularly. The dainty fronds are broader than they are long and change to yellow in the fall. Native. They have relatively shallow roots and grows at a slow rate. Prune in spring. Use Bone Meal when you first plant. Do not fertilize the first year. Fertilize once a year with a balanced granular fertilizer. Do not plant any deeper than it is in the pot. Do not add any soil or mulch around the base of the