Providing cheerful greenery throughout the winter, Polypodium cambricum (Welsh Polypody) is a semi-evergreen fern with attractive leathery, very broad, pinnatifid, deep green fronds. Remaining lush and fresh-looking from fall to spring, Welsh Polypody goes dormant in the summer. Low-growing, it spreads by creeping rhizomes and makes a lovely groundcover. Gracing cottage gardens, rock gardens or woodland gardens, Welsh Polypody combines beautifully with other shade-loving ferns, perennials, and wildflowers.

• Grows up to 4-24 in. tall (10-60 cm) and spreads infinitely.
• A full sun to part shade lover, it is best grown in moderately fertile, moist, humus-rich, gritty or stoney, well-drained soils. A fern for a neutral to alkaline soil. Shelter from cold winds.
• This plant is a great choice for shady beds and borders, underplanting of roses and shrubs, cottage gardens, rock gardens or woodland gardens.
• Virtually pest and disease free. Deer resistant.
• Dead or damaged fronds may be removed as necessary.
• Propagate by spores at 59-61°F (15-16°C) when ripe. Divide in spring or early summer
• Native to Southern European and British habitats.