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Cinnamon Fern ‘Cinnamomea’

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Cinnamon Fern ‘Cinnamomea’ is a part-shade to shade, deer-resistant, native fern hardy to zone 2; we sell it in 1-gallon pots for $16.99 at both stores.

Height & spread30–36 in tall, 24–36 in wide
SunPart shade, Shade
Soil moistureMoist, Wet
HardinessUSDA zones 2–10
Pot sizePrice
1GAL$16.99

Call South Portland or Westbrook to check availability.

Availability may change and prices are subject to change.

About this plant

Cinnamon Fern is a native deciduous fern that excels in full to partial shade with moist to wet, acidic soil. Named for its bright, cinnamon-colored fertile fronds that emerge in spring from the center of the plant, this fern adds unique seasonal interest. The surrounding sterile fronds are bright green and create a lush, vase-shaped clump. Ideal for woodland gardens, stream banks, and naturalized wetland areas where it thrives with consistent moisture.

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Questions about Cinnamomea cinnamon fern

Is Cinnamomea cinnamon fern deer resistant?

Yes. Cinnamomea cinnamon fern is rarely bothered by deer, which makes it a good choice for Maine gardens with deer pressure.

How much sun does Cinnamomea cinnamon fern need?

Cinnamomea cinnamon fern grows best in part shade to shade.

Is Cinnamomea cinnamon fern hardy in Maine?

Yes. It’s hardy to USDA zone 2, and Greater Portland is zone 5b–6a, so it comes back reliably each year.

How tall does Cinnamomea cinnamon fern get?

Cinnamomea cinnamon fern grows 30–36 in tall and 24–36 in wide.