Foxtail Fern (Asparagus Fern), native to South Africa, is a versatile decorative plant that stands out with its soft fluffy appearance and vibrant green color. Gets its name from its plump, cylindrical leaf clusters resembling fox tails. Perfect for hanging baskets, pot arrangements, ground cover and landscape borders. Easy care, durable structure and fast growth makes it a favorite of both amateur and professional gardeners.
Foxtail Fern - Asparagus Densiflorus
Asparagus Densiflorus 'Meyeri'
Soft fluffy appearance with bright green color, easy-care decorative plant for hanging baskets and ground cover.
Product Information
| Latin Name | Asparagus Densiflorus 'Meyeri' |
|---|---|
| Category | Ornamental Plants |
| Stock Code | BTN-013 |
| Height | 0.5-1 m |
| Pot Type | Plastic / Ceramic |
| Sale Type | Single / Group |
Features
Climate Resistance
Medium (-5°C / 23°F)
Watering Needs
Medium (1-2 times/week)
Sun Requirement
Partial Shade / Indirect Light
Usage Area
Indoor and Outdoor
Growth Rate
Fast
Root Structure
Tuberous
Product Description
Detailed Specifications
| Leaf Form | Needle-like, soft, in cylindrical clusters |
|---|---|
| Branch Structure | Upright or trailing, 50-80 cm length |
| Flower | Small white flowers, red berries |
| Root System | Water-storing tubers |
| Lifespan | 15-20 years |
Care & Growing
Watering
Water when soil dries. Tuberous roots tolerate brief drought. Avoid overwatering.
Soil
Well-drained, humus-rich soil. General purpose potting soil is suitable.
Fertilizing
Liquid fertilizer monthly during growth (April-September). Excess fertilizer causes leaf burn.
Pruning
Yellowing stems can be cut at base. Shape pruning in spring possible.
Winter Preparation
Cannot stay below -5°C. Bring indoors or cover. Tubers tolerate light frost.
Usage Areas
- Hanging basket arrangements
- Pot compositions
- Ground cover in gardens
- Landscape borders
- Terrace and balcony decorations
- Indoor decorations
- Filler plant in flower arrangements
Frequently Asked Questions
No, it's from the Asparagus family. The 'fern' in name is misleading. Unlike ferns, it produces seeds and berries.
Yes, thrives indoors in bright indirect light. Also tolerant to low humidity environments.
Despite soft appearance, contains small thorns. Using gloves can be helpful.
Yes, produces small white flowers followed by red berries. Berries are toxic, should not be eaten.
Easily propagated by division. Separate root tubers in spring and plant in separate pots.
Delivery and Logistics
Our Foxtail Ferns carefully packed protecting branches. Available single or in groups. Delivery throughout Turkey.
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