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Dryopteris championii
Champion's Wood Fern

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DESCRIPTION
Dryopteris championii, commonly known as Champion’s wood fern, is a semi-evergreen fern known for its gracefully arching, glossy green fronds. The fronds have a leathery texture and a slightly crinkled appearance, giving the plant a lush, layered look throughout the year. Unlike flowering plants, this fern reproduces via spores, which develop on the undersides of mature fronds.

Native to East Asia, including Japan and China, Dryopteris championii thrives in woodland settings where it adds structure and texture to shaded landscapes. Its resilience and adaptability make it a reliable choice for borders, underplanting trees, or adding depth to mixed fern collections. With its refined foliage and year-round interest, this fern is valued for bringing lasting greenery to both formal and informal garden designs.

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DESCRIPTION
Dryopteris championii, commonly known as Champion’s wood fern, is a semi-evergreen fern known for its gracefully arching, glossy green fronds. The fronds have a leathery texture and a slightly crinkled appearance, giving the plant a lush, layered look throughout the year. Unlike flowering plants, this fern reproduces via spores, which develop on the undersides of mature fronds.

Native to East Asia, including Japan and China, Dryopteris championii thrives in woodland settings where it adds structure and texture to shaded landscapes. Its resilience and adaptability make it a reliable choice for borders, underplanting trees, or adding depth to mixed fern collections. With its refined foliage and year-round interest, this fern is valued for bringing lasting greenery to both formal and informal garden designs.

DESCRIPTION
Dryopteris championii, commonly known as Champion’s wood fern, is a semi-evergreen fern known for its gracefully arching, glossy green fronds. The fronds have a leathery texture and a slightly crinkled appearance, giving the plant a lush, layered look throughout the year. Unlike flowering plants, this fern reproduces via spores, which develop on the undersides of mature fronds.

Native to East Asia, including Japan and China, Dryopteris championii thrives in woodland settings where it adds structure and texture to shaded landscapes. Its resilience and adaptability make it a reliable choice for borders, underplanting trees, or adding depth to mixed fern collections. With its refined foliage and year-round interest, this fern is valued for bringing lasting greenery to both formal and informal garden designs.

 
  • Family: Dryopteridaceae
    Height: 2 to 3 feet
    Width: 2 to 3 feet
    Foliage color: Glossy, dark green, triangular fronds; new growth emerges bright green
    Flower color: Non-flowering fern
    Bloom time: Not applicable
    Light requirements: Partial shade to full shade
    Water requirements: Regular
    Maintenance: Low; evergreen fronds remain upright through winter; remove old fronds as needed
    Growing zone: USDA zones 5 to 9
    Wildlife attractors: Not applicable

    This plant can be seen in the perennial border at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.

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