Evergreen Ferns

Thrives in summer humidity in moist, well-drained soils and is partial to full shade. The pinnules on Regal Red Japanese Fern twist a little giving the frond a fluffed up look. Handsome and ruffled this high color painted fern has a dark interior on its...

Remove hard clay and replace with a mixture of topsoil, peat moss and sand, heavy on the peat moss. Plant in shaded spots such as on the north side of the house, or under trees where they receive alternate periods of sun and shade throughout the day,...

Ostrich gets the tallest growing up to 5'. Ostrich Fern is one of the most graceful plants for shady or sunny spots in your landscape. Deer resistant and for a rain garden.

You receive 1 each of Regal Red Japanese Fern, Golden Mist Fern and Brilliance Autumn Ferns.

Produces broad, delicate lacy fronds to 3' high year 'round. Vigorous, number one fern plants. They're the perfect perennial for planting in deep shade, where we find it difficult to make most anything else grow.

Plant in shaded spots such as on the north side of the house, or under trees where they receive alternate periods of sun and shade throughout the day, preferably more shade than sun.

They're the perfect perennial for planting in deep shade, where we find it difficult to make most anything else grow. Suitable for use as a house plant. Prefers partial or full shade.

It is a perfect background for a shady flower garden. The Japanese Painted Fern should be planted in light to moderate shade for best color. The Japanese Painted Fern has a colorful Oriental beauty accented by shades of burgundy, gray and dark green fronds.

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One collection includes 6 plants: 1 each of Christmas, Lady, Spinulose Wood, Maidenhair, Royal and Cinnamon ferns. Two collections include 12 plants, 2 of each variety.

Evergreen fern with lustrous orange. Plant in shaded spots such as on the north side of the house, or under trees where they receive alternate periods of sun and shade throughout the day, preferably more shade than sun.

Very low maintenance plant performs best in partial to full shade. Feathery fronds make this a favorite of fern lovers. Prefers moist humus-rich soil. One of the tallest ferns available, Ostrich Ferns grow from 3-5' tall.

Thus, the Boston fern shoots create a new separate plant.Historically, the early nurseries of central Florida grew stock Boston fern plants in beds of cypress-covered shade houses for the eventual harvest of the Boston fern runners from older plants to...

Below, we have listed a few care tips for a Boston fern so that you can provide everything your fern needs to be happy and beautiful.The first thing you need to do for proper Boston fern care is to make sure that it's in the right kind of environment.

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Repotting Boston fern into a larger container isn't a difficult job, but timing is important.If your Boston fern isn't growing as rapidly as it usually does, it may need a larger pot.

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These capsules are visible as rows of rusty brown patches on the underside of the fronds. Cut off any damaged fronds to encourage new growth.When you repot your ferns, split them up and make two out of one.

Athyrium niponicum pictum is the deciduous Japanese Painted fern. Its beautiful 8-12" tall fronds have wine colored mid-ribs and "painted" silver-green and white leaflets.

The weight of the pot is another indication that a fern needs water. Too much or too little water are both detrimental to the plant. If the surface of the soil feels slightly dry, it's time to give the plant a drink.

Watch for a slime-like green coating on the surface of the peat. Any gardener that knowsa perennial will recognize how to propagate a fern.In very early spring, dig up or remove the plant from its pot.

Alternatively, provide a slow-release fertilizer in spring, and again six to eight weeks later.Although Boston ferns are relatively pest-resistant, they are susceptible to damage by.

In fact, fertilizing Boston ferns too much during the winter is often the reason that Boston ferns die in the winter months.During the winter, fertilize Boston ferns once every two to three months.

The plant should still be thoroughly watered, but only limited moisture is needed for the dormant Boston fern—like once monthly.Those in subtropical zones without frost and freezing temperatures can learn how to overwinter a Boston fern outdoors.

Some suggestions on cultivation and the various species will be discussed. Plywood is not a good choice as it tends to peel apart quickly).Mounting a fern is not too difficult and there are dozens of ways people come up to do it.The basic plan is to place...

In upright clumps to 2-3 feet, it thrives in moist, humusy soils, in part to full shade. The color is unique in the realm of Japanese painted ferns, with striking bright red stalks and delicate lacy fronds.

Unlike other ferns, the tips of ‘Victoriae' droop without splitting. The fronds are decorated with criss-crossed pinnae creating a sequence of x's up and down the fronds. Great for the garden and containers in a shady area for interest from spring until...