Asparagus fern (Asparagus densiflorus), also known as foxtail fern, is a member of the ... In zones 9 to 11, these plants are hardy outdoors, growing as creeping spreading plants, but it is ...

Q–What care does the foxtail asparagus fern need as a house plant ... will thrive as house plants in moderate temperatures, ideally 50 to 55 degrees at night, up to 70 to 75 degrees by day.

Foxtail ferns can be grown inside but do best in bright light. If they don’t receive enough light, they will drop leaves. Foxtail ferns can be seen as part of the fall display in the Dorothy M.

Along the sunny roadsides, in pastures and in dappled shade beneath tall pines, a 24-inch tall, graceful fern thrives in the dry sandy soil. This xeric sun-lover is Florida's native Bracken ...

Despite defending the use of the foxtail fern as a garnish, Lipton said the restaurant will no longer decorate dishes with the plants at all. “We understand that the use of outdoor plants in a ...

When some plants grow leggy or weak ... Another startling twist on the familiar is a variegated form of foxtail asparagus fern (Asparagus densiflorus Myersii). It has the characteristic ...

Some of the largest plants, like the variegated foxtail fern, winter at Little Brook Orchids. It’s also a good spot for plants that crave humidity levels around 70%. “You could maybe get your ...