Dicksonia antarctica | Tasmanian Tree Fern | 1000_Spores USDA Hardiness Zone 9a

Dicksonia antarctica | Tasmanian Tree Fern | 1000_Spores USDA Hardiness Zone 9aHere I am offering Spores from Dicksonia antarctica, also known as Man Fern, Soft Tree Fern, Tasmanian Tree Fern, and Wooly Tree Fern. The pith from this plant can be eaten raw or cooked, and is rich in starch. This fern likes to live in full sun to full shade, where it grows 30 feet tall. The young leaves from this plant can be eaten cooked, where they are said to taste like bitter celery. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11

Blue Vined Milkweed

Green Ebony

I can understand why

These seeds are a must-have for gardeners seeking a unique and robust addition to their landscape

Blooming repeatedly from late Spring to the middle Fall this perennial blossoms magenta

Growing up to 8 feet tall

These seeds were collected from Passiflora umbilicata

and Klugs Clearwing butterflies

The vine is fast growing

Queen Alexandras Sulphur

and Banana Poke

The seeds are protein rich and can be cooked and eaten like a bean