Pikopiko Fern
Asplenium bulbiferum

Pikopiko Fern is a fast-growing, native fern valued for its soft, lush texture and natural ability to fill space quickly. Known for its delicate, finely divided fronds and vibrant green colour, it is a reliable choice for adding depth and softness to shaded landscapes.

Key attributes

Foliage: Light to mid-green, finely textured fronds that create a soft, feathery appearance with strong visual density.

Hardiness: Well adapted to a range of conditions; performs reliably in shaded and semi-sheltered environments.

Growth: Fast-growing and readily self-propagating via bulbils, making it ideal for quickly establishing groundcover or mass plantings.

Form: Clumping fern with arching fronds that spread outward, creating a natural, layered effect.

Sizes available

From small-grade containers suited to mass planting and restoration projects through to larger, well-established plants for immediate coverage.

A range of intermediate sizes available depending on project scale and planting density.

Landscape uses

Mass planting and groundcover

Understory and shaded garden areas

Native and restoration plantings

Residential and commercial landscapes

Softening pathways, banks, and natural spaces

Planting & care notes

Soil: Prefers moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter.

Light: Best in part shade to full shade; avoid direct, harsh sunlight.

Water: Requires consistent moisture, particularly during establishment; does not tolerate prolonged dry conditions.

Maintenance: Low. Remove older or damaged fronds as needed; will naturally spread and fill gaps over time.

Fertiliser: Benefits from occasional feeding with a general-purpose fertiliser to encourage lush, healthy growth.

Availability and supply: We maintain strong stock levels across a range of grades, ideal for landscapers, councils, and large-scale planting projects as well as retail customers. Contact us for current availability, sizing, and pricing to suit your requirements.

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