The King Ostrich Fern Self-Watering perennial creeping ficus species that

perennial creeping ficus species that got its name from its unique petite oak-shaped tiny leaves resembling the shape of squatting frogs

Flowers appear from July until frost

Tolerates heat

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Dense habit of handsome

The King Ostrich Fern Self-Watering perennial creeping ficus species thatMatteuccia struthiopteris 'The King' Pronunciation: mat TEW shee uh struth ee OH ter is Large, graceful fronds that resemble ostrich plumes. An excellent fern for woodland gardens and damp areas such as edging around a pond. Thrives in the hot, humid South where normal Ostrich Ferns fear to tread. Spreads slowly by underground rhizomes. An herbaceous perennial. LIGHT: Filtered sun, Full shade, Partial shade WATER: Keep soil moist, but not soggy. SIZE: