Woodwardia semicordata (Mexican Woodwardia) Fall Foliage Natural Range: Eastern central and

Natural Range: Eastern central and southeastern Europe to Turkey

Natural Range:  Western North America

Notes:  These are one of the tallest trees that can take over 400 years to reach three hundred and fifty feet tall

Notes:  Livens up the garden with its sparkling foliage

Family:  Cornaceae

Woodwardia semicordata (Mexican Woodwardia) Fall Foliage Natural Range: Eastern central andZone: 8 10 Natural Range: Mexico Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: Part shade Height: 3' or more Attributes: Evergreen, Thick crown. Large arching fronds. Does not produce bulbils on the fronds. Notes: One of 4 native species to Mexico. First described in 1988 as a hybrid and in 2004 changed to a species status. Pot Size: 4" Pot