Fern, Cinnamon #1

Cinnamon FernOsmunda cinnamomea Height: Typically 2–5 feet tall in Michigan’s cooler climate Spread: Approximately 2–3 feet wide Spacing: Plant 2–3 feet apart to allow its elegant, vase-shaped clumps to develop fully Growth Rate: Moderate to fast Deciduous Native to the United States Description Cinnamon Fern brings a stunning, textural accent to any landscape with its lush, blue-green, lacy fronds. In Michigan’s cooler climate, these ferns form neat, vase-like clumps that typically reach 2–5 feet in height and spread 2–3 feet wide, making them perfect for filling in shady borders or accenting moist, woodland settings. In early spring, its fertile fronds burst forth in a unique cinnamon-brown hue that offers an inspiring contrast to the surrounding greenery; as the season advances, the healthy vegetative fronds remain beautifully polished and, in the fall, transition to a soft, peachy tone. This adaptable perennial thrives in full to partial shade, prefers humus-rich, consistentl