Woodwardia fimbriata (Giant Chain Fern) Edible & Medicinal Trees Quince is self-fertile and hardy

Quince is self-fertile and hardy to minus 25 F or below

drought tolerant when established but can benefit from occasional supplemental water during severe weather

Olives are prized for their ornamental value as well as for their delicious and nutritious fruit

Pistachio trees are dioecious (meaning either male or female)

Woodwardia fimbriata (Giant Chain Fern) Edible & Medicinal Trees Quince is self-fertile and hardyPlant Description: Commonly known as the Giant Chain Fern, Woodwardia fimbriata is the largest fern in all of North America, growing as big as 6 feet tall and wide, with each frond potentially reaching 8 feet long. Called a "Chain Fern" for it's sori form oblong clusters on the underside of each leaflet, resembling a chain. Height: 4 6ft Width: 4 6ft Watering needs: High moisture, supplemental water during dry season may be necessary Sun needs: part