Native to Australia in the Tasman region, Dicksonia antarctica is the most commonly grown tree fern in Europe due to its resistance to cold. The foliage appears in spring at the top of the trunk, spreading out from the centre to open into large, soft green fronds, giving a tropical and exotic feel.
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Characteristics of DICKSONIA antartica
This exotic fern develops long fronds that can reach 3m in length. These huge leaves grow from spring to autumn. Over the years, a trunk develops, which is a fibrous stipe that grows very slowly but can reach several metres in height.
How to use DICKSONIA antartica
The DICKSONIA antartica will be a sensation in tropical inspired gardens, in a pot in a patio it will bring luxuriance and freshness. Very modern in a graphic decor with Preles. It can also be grown indoors provided the atmosphere is not too dry.
What advice for DICKSONIA antartica
DICKSONIA antartica requires partial shade and good humidity. It can tolerate sunny but not hot exposures provided that the atmospheric humidity is high. It prefers rich, fresh to moist soil.
