Kerti páfrány - Cheilanthes lanosa (gyapjas páfrány)

Cheilanthes lanosa, often known as the 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 silvery hairs. It shows color variations depending on the season.

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

Habitat: Cheilanthes lanosa is native to rocky and dry regions (though sheltered from direct sunlight), capable of tolerating poor and dry soils.

Cold resistance: This fern is surprisingly hardy, able to withstand conditions in USDA zones 4-9. This resistance means the plant can endure temperatures as low as -34.4°C.

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

Cheilanthes lanosa is valued for its unique appearance and its ability to add greenery to rocky or dry areas of the garden. Its cold hardiness and tolerance for dry conditions make it an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a sturdy and adaptable plant.

Height including pot: approx. 40 cm

Pot diameter: 17 cm