Davallia canariensis "Deer Foot Fern" 4" show-on-collection and make sure to keep

and make sure to keep somewhere that doesn't get too cold — the warmer the better

white flowers in the spring

Easy to grow and adaptable to most soils

One of the most colorful leafed vines around

Botanically known as Helychrisium stoechas

Davallia canariensis "Deer Foot Fern" 4" show-on-collection and make sure to keepThe Davallia canariensis, or "Deer Foot Fern" gets its name because of its fuzzy rhizomes that are at ground level and resemble a deers foot. As the plant ages the "feet" will trail over the side of the container. Some people think it looks creepy but we think creepy in a good way. Delicate fluttering foliage float above the rhizomes making a striking contrast. Light: bright, filtered light Watering: even moisture Soil: potting mix Habit: mounding