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It came yesterday, looks nice and healthy. It should do well in our hot humid Summer outdoors, hope it'll overwinter inside OK. It doesn't have a little trunk yet, maybe it will grow one outside ....   |
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- just a thought - bubble wrap and fleece? If you put it on an upturned bowl in a basin you could accasionally steam it? No idea if that is nonsense or not but it would provide some humidity and warmth. I do agree that zone 7 is a bit iffy for it, but you have to try, you never know - it might be a mild winter! |
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Oh how I would love to have a mild Winter! I've previously kept them over indoors on a tray of pebbles with water for the humidity, and I keep the house at 70F . I just might gamble and leave it outdoors with a fleece and see what happens ..... |
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That looks lovely and healthy Eileen. I am so hoping to get a tree fern bargain at our local garden show next Friday. I do miss mine. |
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