Plant Profile: Hemionitis bradburyi

Woolly Lipfern is a small, native deciduous fern that thrives in rocky regions of the southeastern United States and Mexico. Its leaves and stems are covered in fine hairs, contributing to its unique texture. This resilient plant is both drought-resistant and capable of withstanding deer browsing. During dry spells, its fronds may curl, but they can be easily rejuvenated with water.

For optimal growth, cultivate this fern in areas with partial sunlight or dappled shade. It is particularly well-suited to less fertile soils and can endure dry conditions better than many other ferns.