Highland Lace Tree Fern, Cyathea tomentosissima
Cyathea tomentosissima, commonly known as the Highland Lace Fern, produces soft and delicate looking fronds which spread horizontally to about 1 m from a central crown. These are held on an upright stem which may reach 1.5 m tall. Cyathea tomentosissima is commonly used to provide a sub-tropical feel to the garden, included in mixed plantings, planted around pool or barbecue areas, or maintained in a container.
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