Dicksonia fibrosa has a red-brown, fibrous trunk that is frequently accompanied by a tidy cluster of dead fronds at its base. Its crown is cone-shaped but inverted. It has the ability to withstand both sun and shade, as well as moderate levels of frost, wind, and drought. Dicksonia fibrosa is indigenous to lowland and hill areas located south of the central North Island and can typically be found at elevations of up to approximately 800m. Dicksonia fibrosa is evergreen and native to New Zealand. Learn more about Dicksonia fibrosa.