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Hardy Fern Foundation Evaluation September 2019.xlsx Page 1 A B C D E 1 Plant Planted Rate loc/# of Plants Comments 2 Adiantum x tracyi 2016 2 R / 1 Three fronds, barely surviving, bright green color 3 Adiantum aleuticum 'Subpumilum' 2017 1 SE / Died 2018 4 Arachnnoides standishii 2016 5 SE / 2 Beautiful full ferns, the unusual fronds are show stoppers 21" 9 Cyrtomium fortunei 2003 4 C/1 wide clump, many fronds including some new growth 10 Dryopteris affinis'Polydactyla Dadds' 5 C/4 Very lacy upright growth,clumps are spreading, unique appearance 11 Athyrium vidalii 2018 5 NE / 3 Lush fern producing lots of new growth 16" 12 Dryopteris x australis 2000, 2005 5 SE, NE/ 6,2 One of our largest growing ferns, deep green large spreading clumps, some fronds laying on ground 3-4' 13 Dryopteris bissetiana 1999, 2010 4 N / 1 Light green errect fronds, wider than tall fern 16" 14 Dryopteris clintoniana 2002 5 N/ 1 Fuller than last year 28" 15 Dryopteris crassirhizoma 2008 3 S / 2 Medium fern, good color 15" 16 Dryopteris filix-mas 'Cristata Martindale' 2016 4 S / 1 Medium sized fern, attractive 16" 17 Dryopteris koidzumiana 2012 5 N / 1 Lush, shinny fern producing lots of new growth 15" 18 Dryopteris lacera 'Afinity' 1999 4 S / 1 Very healthy appearance with upright fronds 21" 19 Dryopteris namegatae 2018 5 S/ 3 New, Beautiful lush fronds 24" 20 Dryopteris polylepis 1999 4 S/ 1 wide clump with very attractive black scales on stipes 20" 21 Dryopteris pseudo-filix-mas 1996, 1997 4 SE / 1 Large light green fronds 15" 22 Dryopteris pycnopteroides 5 N/1 Full with lots of new growth 11" 23 Dryopteris filix-mas 'Parsley' 2014 2 SE / 2 Not doing well, very small fronds {more sun?} 10" 24 Gymnocarpium oyamense 2007 1 N/ Always late to come up, site too dry Died 2018 25 Osmunda regalis 'Cristata' 2 NE / 1 Struggling, may be too crowded 15" 26 Osmunda regalis 'Decomposita' 2013 5 NE/ 3 Medium green long fronds, spreading 4-5' 27 Phegopteris decurive-pinnata 2018 1 0 Tiny, barely alive when received. Died before being planted. 28 Phillitis scolopendrium 1995 5 R / 3 Dense, slightly ruffled edges 13" 29 Phillitis scolopendrium 'Angustifolum' 5 R / 2 Attractive variety of green fronds 15" 30 Polystichum aculeatum 2008, 2010 0 Died 2018 31 Polystichum makinoi 2016 1 S / 0 Died 2018 32 Polystichum microshlamys 2016 1 S / 0 Died 2018 33 Polystichum setiferum'Bevis' 2008 1 0 Died 2018 34 Polystichum setiferum'Bevis' 2018 5 SE / 3 New this year, Dark green arching fronds, attractive 12-16" 35 Polystichum 'Divisilobum' 2011 1 0 Died2018 36 37 38 Location: S South Bed, SE South East Bed, NE North East Bed, R Rockery, N North Bed, C Center Bed 39 Rating System: 1 Did not survive, 2 Poor performance, 3 Good performance, 4 Attractive but not thriving, 5 Best performance.

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