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Cheilanthes lanosa
Hairy lipfern
Hairy Lip Fern is a smaller statured fern that is still tough enough to thrive in in shade areas. At only 6 to 8" tall, this diminutive fern forms a dense, compact, spreading mound that is enhanced by its delicately textured, olive-green fronds. Perfect respite for woodland critters when grouped.
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USDA Hardiness Zone 5-8
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