Garden fern - Cheilanthes lanosa (woolly fern)

Cheilanthes lanosa, often known as woolly fern or rock fern, is a species of fern with the following characteristics:

Appearance : The leaves of this fern are delicate and finely divided, with a slightly woolly surface due to the presence of small silver hairs. It shows color variations, depending on the season.

Size : It is a small fern, with heights usually between 30-50 cm.

Habitat : Cheilanthes lanosa is native to rocky and arid regions (but protected from direct sun), being able to tolerate poor and dry soils.

Cold hardiness : This fern is surprisingly hardy, being able to withstand conditions in USDA zones 4-9. This resistance indicates that the plant can withstand temperatures reaching up to -34.4°C.

Special feature : One of the most remarkable features of Cheilanthes lanosa is its ability to grow in unexpected places, such as rock crevices, where few other plants can survive.

Cheilanthes lanosa is appreciated for its unique appearance and ability to add greenery to rocky or arid areas of the garden. Its cold resistance and ability to tolerate dry conditions make it an excellent choice for gardeners looking for a robust and adaptable plant.

Height with pots included: approx. 40 cm

Pot diameter: 17 cm