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Plant Name:

Cinnamon Fern

Scientific Name:

Osmunda cinnamomea

Description:

Cinnamon Fern is a perennial fern with tall, erect fronds and a distinctive cinnamon-colored spore-bearing structure. The fronds emerge in spring and turn green as they mature.

Habitat:

Moist woodlands, wet areas

Fauna:

Cinnamon Fern provides habitat for various wildlife species, including insects and small mammals. The fronds are also used by birds for nesting material.

Growing Conditions:

Cinnamon Fern prefers moist to wet soils and part shade to full shade.

Uses:

Cinnamon Fern is primarily grown as an ornamental plant in gardens and landscapes. The fronds can be used in floral arrangements.

Edible:
(please exercise caution and consult additional sources or experts before consuming any vegetation):

No

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Poisonous:

No

Fun Facts:

Cinnamon Fern is named for the cinnamon-colored spore-bearing structure on the fronds.

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