Cinnamon fern

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Cinnamon fern (osmunda cinnamomea) grows to 3 feet. Vigorous, spreading to form large, vaseshaped clumps. Large, doubly-divided fronds are light-green in spring and dark-green by fall. Fertile fronds are fuzzy, cinnamon-brown. Very hardy. Full sun to shade. Moist, acid, highly organic soil best. Only tolerates full sun if plenty of moisture. Zone 3 native

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