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2 Kimberly Queen Ferns - Free for pickup or postage

17 years ago

I'm in Zone 5 and tried to overwinter my KQ ferns. Since I cut them back and their root systems are so huge, it's going to take until the end of the summer for them to make any kind of impact in my planters...not so exciting. LOL

Anyway, there is new growth coming up and anyone who wants them can have them! They are big ol' suckers so I'm not sure of what postage would cost offhand. Either for pickup in Indy or surrounding area or I'll mail them.

Email me and let me know if you'd like them! :)

Andrea

Comments (2)

tampapalm
17 years ago
How do they differ from a Boston Fern?
greattigerdane
17 years ago
The leaves are a darker green on the queen, a little more stiff and fronds closer together, otherwise, the care is the same as a boston. I have both....

BR
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