the hardy maidenhair fern. Soft very delicate evergreen fronds. Learn More

very tolerant evergreen harts tongue fern. Narrow fronds with undulating margins. Learn More

as above with the fronds having large well crested ends. Learn More

deciduous tatting fern. Fronds are made of small lobes either side of mid rib absolutely amazing. Better in humus rich soil Learn More

elegant narrow pointed fronds of light green. Learn More

a lady fern with broadly triangular fronds which are crisped and crested Learn More

a lady fern with slender extremities that are symmetrically tasselled and as well all the divisions are in duplicate and set at an angle to each other. Learn More

as below and crested as well. Learn More

the Japanese painted fern. Fronds silvery grey and green with dark mid rib. Deciduous and requires humus rich soil Learn More

a Japanese painted fern but with broad silver fronds veined and flushed claret red. Learn More

new variety with fronds of shimmering silver with red veins. Learn More

triangular fronds of a soft pale almost creamy green and with purple red rachis /stems. Learn More

evergreen fern from the southern hemisphere. Well formed large pinnate leathery dark green fronds from spreading clumps. Majestic. Requires a moist and sheltered spot to thrive and also acid soil Learn More

from New Zealand this minature fern has reddish brown stems and evergreen neat simple pinnate fronds that are cristated Learn More

one of the Japanese evergreen holly ferns. Leaves stiff leathery and spiky with glossy leaves Learn More

Fronds like a holly branch in regular leaf. Learn More

dwarf form Learn More

from Japan the Squirrels foot fern, so called because of the hairy creeping surface rhizomes from which the finely cut fresh green fronds emerge. Can be grown epiphytically or in moist leafy open soil This one is fully hardy NEW Learn More

the ubiquitous soft tree fern, trunk forming with large fresh green fronds. Protect from hard frost. Slow growing. Keep watered in hot dry weather. NEW Learn More

this group of evergreen ferns is very tolerant of different conditions. This has narrow arching fronds that are well crested Learn More

congested fronds with crisped and crested fronds Learn More

wide fronds and heavily crested Learn More

heavy terminal crests Learn More

crested fronds with two heavy terminal crests and slightly crested side pinnae. Learn More