Asparagus Fern in planter

The Asparagus Fern in planter is a striking, low-maintenance houseplant featuring bright green, feathery foliage that livens up any room. Hardy in zones 9 to 11, it thrives outdoors as a spreading ground cover or indoors as a charming potted plant.

It prefers dappled shade and moist, well-drained soil, avoiding direct sunlight to keep its leaves healthy. When happy, it may bloom small flowers and produce berries, so keep pets in mind. Add this versatile fern to your collection for effortless greenery and natural beauty.

Light

The asparagus fern thrives in dappled shade, although it can be acclimated to more light. Keep it out of direct, bright sunlight, which may scorch the foliage.

Soil

Plant asparagus ferns in pots or containers in moist, loose, well-drained potting soil. If you're planting your asparagus fern outdoors, plant it in rich, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic (pH 6.5-6.8). It prefers rich soil to thrive, and also make sure the chosen containers have drainage holes.

Water

Asparagus fern grows well in humidity, so warmer, humid air and daily misting will help it thrive. Outdoors, keep the plant well-watered and the soil moist to prevent it from completely drying out (You can gauge dryness by the top inch of soil.)

If you're growing your plant indoors and have dry conditions, especially during the winter heating season, aim to mist the plant daily, focusing on the arching stems.

4” pot