Japanese fern tree is storybook pretty with a naturally rounded crown and unusual fern-like foliage. Its bushy growth creates dense shade and the globe-shaped top means no trimming required. This is a very elegant little tree, and it's one of the best small shade trees to tuck into any size yard.And it's ideal for the nit-picky homeowner who loves all things symmetrical. It's neither Japanese in origin nor a fern-though the long thin leaves growing out from stems have a fern-like look.The small size - 20 or 25 feet-makes the fern tree a good choice for a small front yard for house or mobile home.Or it can be used in conjunction with other plantings, because the foliage has a unique tropical look.nd it's ideal for the nit-picky homeowner who loves all things symmetrical. It's neither Japanese in origin nor a fern-though the long thin leaves growing out from stems have a fern-like look. The small size - 20 or 25 feet-makes the fern tree a good choice for a small front yard for house or mobile home.
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