Asparagus setaceus (Asparagus Ferm plumosa) Size:8 in Pointed ribbon leaves display green

Pointed ribbon leaves display green center stripes edged in ivory white

Thrives in cooler summer regions

or it can be staked up for tree-like character

is not in fact a fern

It is a bushy

Asparagus setaceus (Asparagus Ferm plumosa) Size:8 in Pointed ribbon leaves display greenAsparagus setaceus, commonly called asparagus fern, is not in fact a fern. It is a bushy, evergreen, twining vine with wiry, spiny, scrambling or climbing stems that typically grow to 10 20' long. It features feathery, fern like flattened sprays of bright green stems, small white summer flowers and deep purple berries. The true leaves of this plant are tiny dry scales. The structures which appear to be leaves are flattened shoots (modified stems)