Cinnamon Fern - Osmundastrum cinnamomeum

Phonetic: os-mun-DAS-trum sin-uh-MOH-mee-um Cinnamon fern is an attractive fern which would be an excellent pick for woodland gardens and wet areas. It typically reaches about 2-4' tall, but can grow to 6' if it is in ideal conditions. Cinnamon fern provides ground cover and nesting material for songbirds, is low maintenance, and deer and rabbit resistant. Native Region: BONAP Map BONAP Map Key Color Guide: Map Color Key Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Shade Color: Green Soil Type: Wet - Medium Mature Plant Size: 2-4'H, 2-3'W Plant Spacing: 3'  Host Plant: host to many moth species, including Olethreutes osmundana Attracts: Birds, Moths Advantages: Deer resistant, heavy shade tolerant, grows in wet soils Landscape Uses: Woodland garden, rain garden, shade garden Companion Plants: Great Blue Lobelia, Cardinal Flower, Winterberry, Blue Flag Iris