Thelypteris kunthii (Wood Fern) Size:1 gal When the plant becomes leggy

When the plant becomes leggy

Its seeds are poisonous if ingested

the more water it will need to thrive and the denser and bushier its growth

sometimes forming colonies in optimum growing conditions

Lindheimer's Morning-glory is a perennial twining vine featuring attractive lobed foliage and large purple or blue flowers

Thelypteris kunthii (Wood Fern) Size:1 gal When the plant becomes leggySynonym: Christella normalis. Wood Fern is an attractive native fern with gracefully arching fronds. It thrives in part to full shade in most soils. It tolerates poor drainage as long as the soil is not compacted. Wood Fern adds texture to a woodland garden. It spreads by rhizomes that can be controlled if spread is not desirable. It works well in a cottage garden, mixed borders, woodland gardens and naturalized areas. AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes