Dennstaedtia Punctilobula Hay Scented Fern

Osmunda cinnamomea ‘Cinnamon Fern’ [CG]

Cinnamon Fern is a bold, deciduous fern known for its tall, arching green fronds and distinctive cinnamon-colored fertile fronds that appear in spring. Native to North America, it thrives in moist, shaded areas and brings a lush, tropical look to woodland gardens, water edges, and shaded borders.

• � Tall, arching bright-green fronds
• � Mature Height: 24–48 inches
• ☀️ Partial to Full Shade
• � Cinnamon-colored fertile fronds add seasonal interest
• � Excellent for woodland gardens, shady borders, and pond edges

Tip: Plant in consistently moist soil and give room for clumping growth to thrive naturally.

Growing Zones: 3–7 outdoors

FAQ’s

How tall does Cinnamon Fern grow

It grows about 24–48 inches tall with a spread of up to 5 feet in clumps.

Why is it called Cinnamon Fern

It produces upright, cinnamon-colored fertile fronds in spring that give the fern its name.

Does it need a lot of water

Yes, it prefers consistently moist soil and grows well near streams, ponds, or damp woodland areas.

Where does Cinnamon Fern grow best

It’s best in shaded gardens, woodland landscapes, or near water features where soil stays moist.