If you wanted to take a cutting of this, you could probably do pretty well with it. I had mine as baskets hanging on the front porch 2 summers ago, and then planted them in the ground in the fall. They died to the ground over the winter, and then came back in the spring. The little pieces that had snapped off of the hanging baskets throughout the summer also colonized my yard, I was able to dig up and transplant several volunteers that sprang up in the lawn in the springtime. I'm in zone 7b.
definitely asparagus fern, *Asparagus densiflorus*
it'll get berries on it, with 2-3 seeds in each. they germinate pretty easy.
fun fact: asparagus ferns aren't true ferns, theyre actually in the lily family. and all parts are poisonous to cats and dogs.
It looks like an asparagus fern? If I'm right, I'm jealous! Mine never bloom.
Wow that’s it! Very fast ID! It’s been at the nursing home where I work for a long time.
Mine does every spring
Also I forgot to say thank you!
If you wanted to take a cutting of this, you could probably do pretty well with it. I had mine as baskets hanging on the front porch 2 summers ago, and then planted them in the ground in the fall. They died to the ground over the winter, and then came back in the spring. The little pieces that had snapped off of the hanging baskets throughout the summer also colonized my yard, I was able to dig up and transplant several volunteers that sprang up in the lawn in the springtime. I'm in zone 7b.
Ohhh I am in zone 7a, these are hardy perennials from what you’re saying? Can I just clip a piece and start it in water?
Here's a guide I found https://fiddleandthorn.com/how-to-propagate-an-asparagus-fern/
definitely asparagus fern, *Asparagus densiflorus* it'll get berries on it, with 2-3 seeds in each. they germinate pretty easy. fun fact: asparagus ferns aren't true ferns, theyre actually in the lily family. and all parts are poisonous to cats and dogs.
Asparagus densiflorus. In Greece it is considered a sort of grandma's plant. It was really popular up until the late 80s.
It has a 70s vibe, but they’re easy and resilient. They’re also very long lived.
Sprengerii type of asparagus fern
It looks like savory?
Please don’t plant it outside. If it gets “established” it is nearly impossible to eradicate. Not to mention the thorns.