Showing all 7 results
(1 liter pot) The five fingered maidenhair fern Height 45-50cm Native to North America A graceful hardy deciduous fern that seems delicate that is in fact surprisingly hardy and robust, prefers a damp and part shade, ideal for rockeries and or borders.
(Dwarf Maidenhair) 15-20cm A low growing fern with finely cut lime green fronds and a dark mid-rib with a red flush when new fronds emerge, they prefer a damp shady position and are ideal as ground cover or in containers and hanging baskets, hardy to about -5.
(1 liter pot) Himalayan Maidenhair Fern This is a deciduous fern in all but the mildest places where it remains evergreen. They have beautiful soft delicate fronds that form an attractive mat that slowly spreads to form ground cover without being invasive, they are often used to line the sides of paths but are just…
(1 liter pot) Antarctic Hardy Fern Native to New Zealand and Australia 10-25cm This is a small hardy evergreen fern that can cope with both dry or damp condition’s but not extremes of either they are ideal for making ground cover or in rockeries, containers, though they are happiest in the shade they can tolerate…
(1 liter pot) Oak Fern 20-25cm Native to North America An attractive deciduous fern with soft delicate looking lime green fronds that is very hardy and easy to grow, they like a rich soil and damp shade and are useful as a ground cover plant without becoming invasive.
( 1 Liter pot) Oriental Ostrich Fern 80-100cm A striking deciduous fern that are hardy have a clump forming habit with long stems and lovely lime green fronds, they prefer full shade and a sheltered damp to boggy site, they are ideal for slow moving ground cover that doesn’t become invasive or attractive in containers.
(1 liter pot) Jungle brake 40-45cm Originates from Eastern Australia An elegant compact evergreen fern, they produces long upright shiny green wavy edged finger like fronds, they prefer a moist fertile soil with part or full shade, they are hardy to around -4 so a good heavy mulch may be required in colder regions in…
Notifications