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Adiantum pedatum Maidenhair Fern Ferns |
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| Soft textured light blue-green leaflets uniquely arranged in the shape of horseshoes atop wire-thin ebony colored stems. | |||||
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Adiantum venustum var. himalayense Himalayan Maidenhair Fern Ferns |
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| An easy growing fern from the Mountains of China, Himalayan maidenhair is one of the all time great ferns for the temperate climate shade garden. It is a slow creeper with lovely lacy fine textured many-segmented foliage carried upon wiry thin, shiny black stems. | |||||
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Athyrium 'Ghost' 'Ghost' Lady Fern Ferns |
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| Strong grower with leaves of ghostly silver-gray, neat semi-upright habit. | |||||
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Athyrium 'Godzilla' 'Godzilla' Japanese Painted Fern Ferns |
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| Is thought to be a cross between the Japanese painted fern and lady fern, showing large silvery fronds with purple stems. | |||||
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Athyrium angustum forma rubellum 'Lady in Red' 'Lady in Red' Lady Fern Ferns |
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| Brilliant burgundy red leaf stalks visible from a long distance, exceptional contrast against crisp green lacy leaflets. | |||||
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Athyrium filix-femina Lady Fern Ferns |
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| Vibrant green, lush, fine textured foliage. Vase shaped habit. Native species. | |||||
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Athyrium filix-femina 'Minutissima' Dwarf Lady Fern Ferns |
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| Unique for its dwarf habit, considerably shorter and more compact than regular lady fern. It is dainty and shorter than regular lady ferns and clothed in lacy light to mid green deciduous foliage. | |||||
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Athyrium nipponicum 'Pictum' Japanese Painted Fern Ferns |
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| Exotic bluish-gray maroon-flushed leaves atop deep wine-red leaf stalks. | |||||
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Athyrium x 'Branford Beauty' 'Branford Beauty' Lady Fern Ferns |
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| Beautiful leaf color and regal upright habit, quick to mature but slow spreading. Easy to grow, no maintenance. | |||||
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Dryopteris affinis Golden-scaled Male Fern Ferns |
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| Distinctly lance shaped, leathery, deep green, stately leaves with shaggy golden-brown furry scales on their leaf stalks. | |||||
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Dryopteris affinis 'Stableri' Stabler's Golden-scaled Male Fern Ferns |
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| A distinctly robust, highly architectural selection with deep green leaves oriented in symmetrical manner. | |||||
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Dryopteris dilatata 'Crispa Whiteside' Crisped Broad Buckler Fern Ferns |
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| Chartreuse in youth, the broad flattened leaves mature to mid green and impart a softness that makes people want to touch them. | |||||
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Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance'™ 'Brilliance'™ Autumn Fern Ferns |
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| Juvenile leaves lustrous, golden orange, turning green in maturity. Often multicolored effect, during fall entire plant takes on red and orange hues. Tough, drought tolerant, long lived. | |||||
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Dryopteris filix-mas 'Undulata Robusta' Robust Male Fern Ferns |
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| Exceptional stately habit with sturdy wavy edged semi-wintergreen leaves reaching 3 feet long. Native cultivar. | |||||
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Dryopteris intermedia Fancy Fern Ferns |
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| Tall, showy, soft textured, epitomizes what a fern should look like. Also one of the most durable ferns. Native to eastern North America. | |||||
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Dryopteris marginalis Leatherleaf Fern Ferns |
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| Shiny deep green leathery-textured leaves are wintergreen and drought resistant. Native species. | |||||
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Matteuccia struthiopteris var. pennsylvanica Ostrich fern Ferns |
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| Bright green leaves resemble giant ostrich plumes. Tall, tough, hardy and graceful. Moisture tolerant. Native species. | |||||
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Onoclea sensibilis Sensitive Fern Ferns |
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| Deep lobed yellow-green foliage accented with rich brown beadlike spore bearing fertile leaves--excellent in dried flower arrangements. Native species, moisture tolerant. | |||||
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Osmunda cinnamomea Cinnamon Fern Ferns |
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| Robust, stately native species with large vibrant green foliage and cinnamon brown fertile leaves that arise in spring. Robust and stately in appearance. Moisture tolerant. | |||||
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Osmunda claytoniana Interrupted Fern Ferns |
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| Medium green upright leaves are interrupted in the center by spore bearing leaflets which mature to brown. Exceptionally striking fern. Native species, moisture tolerant. | |||||
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Osmunda regalis Royal Fern Ferns |
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| Large graceful fern with marvelous. Locustlike leaves that emerge wine-red and later become green. | |||||
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Phegopteris decursive-pinnata Japanese Beech Fern Ferns |
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| Vigorous grower that bulks up over time. | |||||
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Polystichum acrostichoides Christmas Fern Ferns |
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| Popular native species with dark leathery green, wintergreen leaves. The springborne fiddleheads are attractive silvery-gray. | |||||
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Polystichum polyblepharum Japanese Tassel Fern Ferns |
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| Remarkably lustrous dark green wintergreen leaves. | |||||
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Polystichum retrosopaleaceum Japanese Sword Fern Ferns |
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| Japanese sword fern emerges early and initially appears soft and velvet-like. It is unique for its exceptionally large, gracefully arching foliage which gives it a dramatic cascading character unlike any other hardy fern. At first glance it may appear soft, even fragile, but it is tough and reliable year after year. | |||||
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