Dryopteris celsa ~ Log Fern understory The foliage is eaten by

The foliage is eaten by several types of moth callipiters and the seeds are eaten by songbirds

well-drained soil but is drought tolerant once established

Cherokee Sedge is a native compact evergreen ornamental grass that grows in slow-spreading clumps with upright deep green grass-like foliage

Best bloom in full sun and mostly alkaline

Hardy Ice Plant is a vigorous evergreen succulent that makes an excellent groundcover

Dryopteris celsa ~ Log Fern understory The foliage is eaten byLog Fern is a semi evergreen native fern with an upright habit and firm, glossy dark green fronds with contrasting dark stems. Thrives in rich, moist, acidic soils with bright shade. Tolerates drought once established. Type: Fern Origins: Southeast N. America; GA Native Height: 2' 4 Spread: 1. 5 2. 5 Spacing: 2 USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 9 Culture: Part Sun, Full Shade Bloom Color: N A Season of Interest: Year Round MAINTENANCE NEEDS: Low Maintenance. It