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(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) Harts tongue fern Height 45-70cm Native to Europe and the British Isles A hardy evergreen clump forming fern that grows with little effort that’s happy in a dry or a damp soil with shade or heavy shade, they do not like to much direct sunlight as this can cause the fronds to…
(1 liter pot) Crested Harts Tongue Fern 40-50cm A small compact evergreen native fern with narrow glossy fronds with an attractive crinkly or crested tip, can grow happily once established in dry or damp conditions with shade/ heavy shade, suitable for rockeries, borders or containers.
(1 liter pot) Cut leaved harts tongue fern Height 30-40cm Native to British isles This crinkly or serrated form of harts tongue fern is also a hardy evergreen clump forming that is happy with damp or dry conditions but not usually any extremes of those with shade to heavy shade.
(1 liter pot) Height 60-75cm This is a beautiful deciduous fern with pale grey fronds that really stand out in a shady place in the garden, they are hardy and prefer a damp shady sheltered position away from high light levels that may cause bleaching, they are a lovely plant for either the border or…
Lady Fern 50-60cm A hardy deciduous fern that have distinctive slender criss crossed light green fronds which grow in a dense shuttle cock like clump, they require a sheltered site that is damp and with shade to full shade, and are ideal in a border or as a marginal plant round a pond or stream.
(1 liter pot) Tatting Fern 30-50cm An unusual and graceful deciduous fern that is very hardy, they have upright lacy fronds are very versatile so can cope when established with shade/heavy shade and damp or dry conditions.
(1 liter pot) Japanese Painted lady 30-40cm Another attractive hybrid exhibiting attractive broad silver/grey fronds with dark red veins running down the center, it is hardy and likes damp shady positions, ideal for boarders, rockeries and containers.
(1 liter pot) Japanese painted lady 30-40cm Another beautiful painted lady fern with silver grey fronds and a deep red center, again they are hardy and must have a damp shady place avoiding to higher light levels is ideal for borders, pots and as a marginal plants around a pond.
(1 liter pot) Japanese Painted lady 30-50cm A deciduous elegant and showy form of Japanese painted lady fern with silver fronds and contrasting maroon red veins, suitable for damp shade.
(1 liter pot) Japanese Painted Lady Height 50-60cm This is an American hybrid with striking burgundy colored fronds and like most painted lady ferns they are deciduous, hardy and prefer shady damp conditions and dislike high light levels, ideal for borders, a marginal plant or containers.
(1 liter pot) Japanese Painted Lady Fern 30-40cm A form of Japaneses painted lady fern with arching triangular silver fronds and vivid red stems, a real beauty in the garden and a winner of a RHS award of garden merit, they are deciduous and like a damp shady sheltered position, ideal for borders, rockeries or…
(1 liter pot) Hard or deer Fern 30-50cm Native to the British Isles A hardy evergreen fern that does not tolerate limy conditions so therefore must be grown in acidic to neutral pH soils, they can handle dry or damp conditions but again not excesses of either they are ideal for pots, it is a…
(1 liter pot) House Holy Fern 40-50cm Native to China and Japan A handsome hardy evergreen fern with dark glossy fronds, they prefer part shade but can tolerate full sun, this makes them ideal for containers, hanging baskets as well as a striking boarder plant, they also as the common name describes thrive as a…
(1 liter pot) Fortunes Holly Fern 50/60cm A hardy semi-evergreen fern with broad leathery fronds, it is an attractive fern that looks different from your standard fern as it has some resemblance to a holly, they require good soil a damp site and shade to heavy shade, to much bright light will cause their colour…
Australian Tree Fern They are an impressive evergreen tree fern, are thought to be one of the oldest plants in the world and can make a true architectural statement, however they are slow growing at only up to 30cm/year, their natural habitat is growing under tree canopies so therefore they require shade at all times,…
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