Wood Planter Staghorn & Maidenhair Fern Living Centerpiece

$30.00

The Wood Planter Staghorn & Maidenhair Fern Living Centerpiece is staghorn fern and maidenhair fern in a square rustic wood planter, planted by hand in Apex, NC.

Wavy staghorn fronds arch over the rim while fine maidenhair fern spills down the front of the box. A woven vine ball rises on a pick, and black pebbles cover the soil. A soft, layered piece in shades of green, at home in a bright room away from direct sun.

Plants: Staghorn fern and maidenhair fern (Adiantum)

Vessel: Square rustic wood planter

Finish: Black pebble top dressing, woven vine ball accent

Included: Plants, planter, top dressing, and accent. Ready to display.

Light: Bright, indirect light. Ferns prefer soil that stays lightly moist.

Made: Planted by hand to order in Apex, NC. Foam-free.

Delivery: $15 flat-rate local delivery across the Triangle, or pickup at the studio in Apex.

Each piece is planted by hand to order, so leaf color and placement will vary slightly from the photos.

when botanicals become art

The Wood Planter Staghorn & Maidenhair Fern Living Centerpiece is staghorn fern and maidenhair fern in a square rustic wood planter, planted by hand in Apex, NC.

Wavy staghorn fronds arch over the rim while fine maidenhair fern spills down the front of the box. A woven vine ball rises on a pick, and black pebbles cover the soil. A soft, layered piece in shades of green, at home in a bright room away from direct sun.

Plants: Staghorn fern and maidenhair fern (Adiantum)

Vessel: Square rustic wood planter

Finish: Black pebble top dressing, woven vine ball accent

Included: Plants, planter, top dressing, and accent. Ready to display.

Light: Bright, indirect light. Ferns prefer soil that stays lightly moist.

Made: Planted by hand to order in Apex, NC. Foam-free.

Delivery: $15 flat-rate local delivery across the Triangle, or pickup at the studio in Apex.

Each piece is planted by hand to order, so leaf color and placement will vary slightly from the photos.

when botanicals become art