Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down. They are
happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what types they
are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up quite
nicely.
Your friend
Denise of Ingleside
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Zone 5
-------Original Message-------
From: Gerard Joeseph Torre
Date: 5/24/2007 10:53:32 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
Yahoo! Groups Links
In a message dated 5/24/2007 8:55:18 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
torregerard@yahoo.com
does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jer
Be carefull with Ferns, they will take over quickly. I live in Okla. If you
need something to fill in an area they do it in record time. they are great
shirley lee
www.homestead.com/spoos
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m.
Take over?! I can't get them to grow. They are alive, but from year to year
they aren't any bigger. They are in the shade with very little sun. What
could be wrong?
Lori
In a message dated 5/24/2007 8:55:18 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
torregerard@yahoo.com
does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jer
Be carefull with Ferns, they will take over quickly. I live in Okla. If
you
need something to fill in an area they do it in record time. they are great
shirley lee
www.homestead.com/spoos
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Take over?! I can't get them to grow. They are alive, but from year to year
they aren't any bigger. They are in the shade with very little sun. What
could be wrong?
If you were allowed to insert pictures into these emails I would send some
they are beautiful
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Hola- If they are beautiful! What else do you want?
Luis
lees10poos@aol.com
In a message dated 5/24/2007 9:56:24 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
america4821@myactv.net
Take over?! I can't get them to grow. They are alive, but from year to year
they aren't any bigger. They are in the shade with very little sun. What
could be wrong?
If you were allowed to insert pictures into these emails I would send some
they are beautiful
shirley lee
www.homestead.com/spoos
************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.co=
m.
Hola Lori- I am sorry that I posted on someone else post!
What kind of soil are you using? Are they damp and shady? Maybe if you use =
bone meal on them, they would do better. Ferns grow like mad for me! I have=
them coming up everywhere!
Luis
Lori
Take over?! I can't get them to grow. They are alive, but from year to year
they aren't any bigger. They are in the shade with very little sun. What
could be wrong?
Lori
In a message dated 5/24/2007 8:55:18 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
torregerard@yahoo.com
does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jer
Be carefull with Ferns, they will take over quickly. I live in Okla. If
you
need something to fill in an area they do it in record time. they are great
shirley lee
www.homestead.com/spoos
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Talking about ferns! I have an acre full of Boston an Ladies ferns! Plus ot=
hers! Do you want some of them? I'll share!
Luis
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In a message dated 5/24/2007 8:55:18 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
torregerard@yahoo.com
does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jer
Be carefull with Ferns, they will take over quickly. I live in Okla. If you
need something to fill in an area they do it in record time. they are great
shirley lee
www.homestead.com/spoos
************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.co=
m.
Hola Gerald- I have an acre of what I think is Boston Ferns! They grow in s=
hade and semishade areas! If you send me post I shall share them with you!
Luis
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fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
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They are cool and shady. I'll try bone meal. I have some. Thanks.
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Hola Lori- I am sorry that I posted on someone else post!
What kind of soil are you using? Are they damp and shady? Maybe if you use
bone meal on them, they would do better. Ferns grow like mad for me! I have
them coming up everywhere!
Luis
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deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull them from=
where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can they be pull=
and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
"Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down. They are
happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what types they
are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up quite
nicely.
Your friend
Denise of Ingleside
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Zone 5
-------Original Message-------
From: Gerard Joeseph Torre
Date: 5/24/2007 10:53:32 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
Yahoo! Groups Links
Hi Gloria,
I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when they were
fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of root with
it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil in
something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your gardens, it's
awesome!
One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root system, i=
t
takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them right now,
Gloria and keep them wet.
Let me know how it goes for you!
Love,
Denise
-------Original Message-------
From: gloria.3000
Date: 5/25/2007 10:43:58 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull them from
where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can they be pull
and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
"Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
Hi Jerry,
I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down. They are
happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what types they
are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up quite
nicely.
Your friend
Denise of Ingleside
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Zone 5
-------Original Message-------
From: Gerard Joeseph Torre
Date: 5/24/2007 10:53:32 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
Yahoo! Groups Links
denise, thanks! that will be one of my assignments for tomorrow. gloria
"Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when they were
fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of root with
it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil in
something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your gardens, it's
awesome!
One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root system, i=
t
takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them right now,
Gloria and keep them wet.
Let me know how it goes for you!
Love,
Denise
-------Original Message-------
From: gloria.3000
Date: 5/25/2007 10:43:58 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull them from
where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can they be pull
and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
"Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!" wrote:
Hi Jerry,
I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down. They are
happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what types they
are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up quite
nicely.
Your friend
Denise of Ingleside
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Zone 5
-------Original Message-------
From: Gerard Joeseph Torre
Date: 5/24/2007 10:53:32 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
Yahoo! Groups Links
-------Original Message-------
From: gloria.3000
Date: 5/25/2007 11:37:51 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
denise, thanks! that will be one of my assignments for tomorrow. gloria
"Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
Hi Gloria,
I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when they were
fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of root with
it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil in
something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your gardens, it's
awesome!
One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root system, i=
t
takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them right now,
Gloria and keep them wet.
Let me know how it goes for you!
Love,
Denise
-------Original Message-------
From: gloria.3000
Date: 5/25/2007 10:43:58 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull them from
where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can they be pull
and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
"Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!" wrote:
Hi Jerry,
I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down. They are
happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what types they
are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up quite
nicely.
Your friend
Denise of Ingleside
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Zone 5
-------Original Message-------
From: Gerard Joeseph Torre
Date: 5/24/2007 10:53:32 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to be
planted, does anyone have a suggestion as what ferns I might plant?
Thank you Jerry
Yahoo! Groups Links
Pay attention to where you are. Some places will drop a big fine on
you for digging up plants. I mean Stae or County people. Find out
what the laws are about collecting plants and be descrete.
MAKE SURE you don't rip out too many from one place. Leave it
looking nice. The idea is to improve you yard, so don't misuse the
natuarl places.
Prob'ly not what you need to hear, but many people just have no
idea how they affect the forest and steal plants.
bahB
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Paperdoller!"
> Hi Gloria,
> I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when
they were
> fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of
root with
> it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil
in
> something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your
gardens, it's
> awesome!
> One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root
system, it
> takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them
right now,
com>
> Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull
them from
> where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can
they be pull
> and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
> "Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
> Hi Jerry,
> I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down.
They are
> happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what
types they
> are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
> They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up
quite
com>
> Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
> fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
> feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to
be
Hola- Also may sure that you find out from your county extension whish plan=
ts are protected in your state! You could get in troubles for digging wild =
plants!!
Luis
Do I Even Know?
Pay attention to where you are. Some places will drop a big fine on
you for digging up plants. I mean Stae or County people. Find out
what the laws are about collecting plants and be descrete.
MAKE SURE you don't rip out too many from one place. Leave it
looking nice. The idea is to improve you yard, so don't misuse the
natuarl places.
Prob'ly not what you need to hear, but many people just have no
idea how they affect the forest and steal plants.
bahB
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Paperdoller!"
> Hi Gloria,
> I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when
they were
> fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of
root with
> it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil
in
> something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your
gardens, it's
> awesome!
> One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root
system, it
> takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them
right now,
com>
> Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull
them from
> where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can
they be pull
> and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
> "Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
> Hi Jerry,
> I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down.
They are
> happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what
types they
> are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
> They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up
quite
com>
> Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
> fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
> feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to
be
Yes, you both are right. I don't know the law in the States, but in PEI it
s ok to dig here, the only plant we're not allowed to touch is the lady
slipper.
But with the ferns, I do take in different places, I love where the ferns
are and love the area staying pretty, I just want to share the prettiness i=
n
my garden too lol plus the plants will be happy with some freedom instead
of being totally squashed in the area they are in .
Good idea to check to make sure where you dig from. What I like to do is
check areas that are being cleared. It doesn't make sense to me how people
can clear an area just to get the wood from it, when they are taking the
lady slippers too, they bulldoze these areas, and all the plants too, so I
go to the areas and find the plants and take them home to be safe. I don't
even care if it's the lady slipper, I'd take it if I found it and bring it
to safe keeping instead of shriveling up and dying where it was.
Love,
Denise
-------Original Message-------
From: luis valera
Date: 5/26/2007 4:44:43 PM
To: gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] Re: ~~Ferns ?~~
Hola- Also may sure that you find out from your county extension whish
plants are protected in your state! You could get in troubles for digging
wild plants!!
Luis
Do I Even Know?
Pay attention to where you are. Some places will drop a big fine
on
you for digging up plants. I mean Stae or County people. Find out
what the laws are about collecting plants and be descrete.
MAKE SURE you don't rip out too many from one place. Leave it
looking nice. The idea is to improve you yard, so don't misuse the
natuarl places.
Prob'ly not what you need to hear, but many people just have no
idea how they affect the forest and steal plants.
bahB
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Paperdoller!"
> Hi Gloria,
> I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when
they were
> fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of
root with
> it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil
in
> something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your
gardens, it's
> awesome!
> One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root
system, it
> takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them
right now,
com>
> Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull
them from
> where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can
they be pull
> and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
> "Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!"
> Hi Jerry,
> I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down.
They are
> happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what
types they
> are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
> They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up
quite
com>
> Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
> fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
> feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to
be
the ferns i wish to move are in my property. i just want to expand them to =
the other side. where they are the area got filtered sun. my neighbor cut h=
is huge trees and they are dwindling. probably too much sun. the opposite s=
ide have the perfect conditions but not a single fern yet. would have prefe=
rred japanese ferns -i think those are the ones with beautiful red veins, b=
ut we do not have them available. gloria
Do I Even Know?
Pay attention to where you are. Some places will drop a big fine on
you for digging up plants. I mean Stae or County people. Find out
what the laws are about collecting plants and be descrete.
MAKE SURE you don't rip out too many from one place. Leave it
looking nice. The idea is to improve you yard, so don't misuse the
natuarl places.
Prob'ly not what you need to hear, but many people just have no
idea how they affect the forest and steal plants.
bahB
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
Paperdoller!" wrote:
> Hi Gloria,
> I dig them up before they are tall, but I've taken them when
they were
> fully out in leaf, too, only I make sure to get a powerful lot of
root with
> it so it won't even know it's moved. If you take some extra soil
in
> something, even better. You can't beat woods soil for your
gardens, it's
> awesome!
> One thing with ferns, you can't pull them, they have a tough root
system, it
> takes a lot of digging muscle to break through. I'd take them
right now,
com>
> Subject: Re: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> deniseyour rep;y to jerry came in right on time. do you just pull
them from
> where they are and replant in the new area? at what stage can
they be pull
> and replanted? thank for any help! gloria
> "Denise of Ingleside; Paperdoller!" wrote:
> Hi Jerry,
> I take ferns from the woods and areas that are being torn down.
They are
> happy as long as they aren't in a sunny area. I don't know what
types they
> are, but if they are near your area, they will most likely grow.
> They are so pretty in a garden! They really soften the area up
quite
com>
> Subject: [gardenmessenger] ~~Ferns ?~~
> Hi Gardeners, There is a new open area in my garden. There was a
> fence there but it was torn down. That has allowed me several more
> feet of space in which to plant. Seeing this low light area yet to
be
Sounds like you should move those ferns.
The Japanese Painted Fern is really something. They have red and
frosty looking parts too.
I just wanted to make sure nobody goes out to rip the forest
apart. However, as pointed out the logged and to be cleared areas
need to have some plants saved too. Usued to be a big thing when I
lived in Humboldt, to go save plants from soon to be logged areas.
bahB
--- In gardenmessenger@yahoogroups.com
> the ferns i wish to move are in my property. i just want to expand
them to the other side. where they are the area got filtered sun. my
neighbor cut his huge trees and they are dwindling. probably too much
sun. the opposite side have the perfect conditions but not a single
fern yet. would have preferred japanese ferns -i think those are the
ones with beautiful red veins, but we do not have them available.
gloria
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