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I live in central Fl. it freezes often, what should I cover my stag horn fern with ? they are very large and up in the tree.
Thanks for your comment. If your Central Florida Staghorn ferns are large, and way up in the trees then they have been there for a while through many Central Florida winters. It sounds like they have been doing fine throughout the winter without your help in the past. Is that the case?