Ferns
Ferns
Providing texture and a stunning design statement in the shade or part-shade garden, ferns are more varied than you might think. Many can be quite carefree and easy to grow. Our selection of ferns includes several from plant explorer Dan Hinkley, who has sourced them from travels around the world.
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- An excellent dryland fern that thrives in conditions most ferns will not. Perfect for areas where water ...
- Arching cut-leaf fronds rise from a thick, slowly creeping rhizome. Unique to ferns in that its soft, ...
- Unique dwarf variety with narrow, long fronds that have ball-like pinnae along their midribs, resembling ...
- Silvery fronds with a dramatic burgundy-purple overtone add eye-catching color to shady areas of the ...+2 variant(s)
- Exceptional fern for interesting form and texture. Fronds are stiff, upright and dark green arching outward ...
- A spectacular fern for the shade garden. Bold, arching, three-foot or longer fronds emerge with a striking ...+4 variant(s)
- Deep green, leathery fronds are perfect in informal gardens or as filler for lightly shaded beds. Cut ...+1 variant(s)
- Delicate, finely divided fronds create a woodland effect under the canopy of tall trees. Leaflets have ...+1 variant(s)
- A low-growing fern native to Eastern North America with dark green, leathery fronds that form a fountain-like ...+1 variant(s)
- Actually not a fern at all, this oversized spikemoss is named for its lacy, scaly frond-like leaves that ...
- Bright green, finely cut fronds emerge from a single crown, developing into lush, feather-like evergreen ...+2 variant(s)
