The Boston fern you can't kill, no matter how brown your thumb. Real Boston ferns are gorgeous and a little dramatic, they brown, they shed, they want humidity and the exact right light. This one just stays full and green. It's a 17-inch bush packed with arching fronds, eighteen of them, each lined with thirty or more little leaves, for that classic, lush Boston-fern look without the babysitting. Drop the bush into a planter, basket, hanging basket, or urn for a full potted-fern look on a shelf, plant stand, or bathroom counter, the kind of spots that kill real ferns. One bush fills a pot on its own, and the wired fronds arch out or lift however you shape them. A fresh, green plant for any room, year-round.
Lush, arching fronds: eighteen branches, each with thirty or more little leaves, for a full Boston-fern look
No green thumb required: stays full and green with no water, light, or humidity to manage
Bare base tucks in: the stems sit down into a planter, basket, or urn
Cuts and shapes: wired throughout, so craft wire cutters trim it and the fronds bend where you want
Works where real ferns won't: a dim bathroom, a high shelf, a spot you'd never keep a live plant
No upkeep, ever: no water, no yellowing, no dropping fronds