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Outsidepride Asparagus Fern Sprengeri Evergreen Foliage Container, Pot, Window Box Plant Seed - 100 Seeds
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Outsidepride Asparagus Fern Sprengeri Evergreen Features
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Asparagus Densiflorus Sprengeri grows as an evergreen perennial in USDA Zones: 8 - 10. It thrives in full sun to partial shade areas and is drought tolerant once established, in some shade the foliage will remain a deeper green.
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Asparagus Fern is slightly woody and has fragrant white to pale pink flowers for roughly two weeks in the summer and red berries that follow and attract birds.
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This heirloom trailing fern-like plant can be used as a container plant, house plant, for hanging baskets, or outside in the garden!
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Sow these easy to grow seeds at 3 - 4 seeds per plant and keep moist until germination occurs in approximately 21 - 35 days.
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Our seeds are always Non-GMO and packaged for the current year.
About Outsidepride Asparagus Fern Sprengeri Evergreen
Asparagus Fern flower is a slightly woody evergreen plant with upright or trailing branches. The flower seed is easy to grow and drought-tolerant. This fernlike perennial develops into a fast-growing, sprawling groundcover, or a nice-sized houseplant that requires minimal care. Grows 24 inches and 2 - 3 ft. wide in full to part sun - some shade maintains a deeper green color - and moist but well-drained soil. Asparagus Fern has feathery foliage on arching stems that looks especially good in hanging baskets and gives it a soft or fluffy look from a distance, and the bright red berries that follow the inconspicuous, fragrant white or pale pink flowers add interest throughout the year. Flowering lasts for roughly two weeks during the summer. Birds are highly attracted to the fruit and aid in the dispersal of the flower seed.
