Asparagus setaceus as - PAIR - ah - gus SET - ah - cus

Dec 23, 2024

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Plum Asparagus Fern, a foliage plant with hairlike leaves, is commonly used in corsages. Its bi-pinnately compound composition and parallel veins give it an ornamental appearance. This plant thrives in zones 10 and 11 with part shade exposure. Stems have thorns, and the alternate arrangement adds to its visual appeal.

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Asparagus setaceus as - PAIR - ah - gus SET - ah - cus

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Asparagus setaceusas - PAIR - ah - gus SET - ah - cus • Common name: Plum Asparagus Fern • Classification: foliage plant • Arrangement: alternate • Composition: bi-pinnately compound • Margin: entire • Veins: parallel • Leaf: ¼ “ hairlike
Exposure: part shade • Foliage used in corsages • Leaves are hairlike • Stems have thorns • Zones 10 & 11