POLYSTICHUM MUNITUM - SWORD FERN
Very attractive fern with medium sized fronds constantly growing from the centre of the plant Similar in appearance to the Ladder Fern or Boston fern grown as a house plant, this variety however is fully hardy Height up to 3 ft (90 cm), spread up to 4 ft (120 cm)
PHYLLITIS SCOLOPENDRIUM - HARTS TONGUE FERN (ASPLENIUM)
This fern is very different to others in that it's fronds are glossy green and of a strap like 'tongue' shape, which when they mature have dark brown spore patches (sori) on the underside arranged in herringbone fashion Height 18-24 " (45-70 cm), spread 24" (60 cm)
POLYSTICHUM POLYBLEPHARUM - JAPANESE TASSEL FERN
The fronds grow in shuttlecock shaped clumps and the new fronds are covered with golden hairs when they unfurl. Mature fronds have contrasting black stalks Height up 24-32" (60-80 cm), spread up to 36" (90 cm)
DRYOPTERIS AFFINIS CRISTATA 'THE KING'- MALE FERN
This majestic fern has arching fronds with crested tips, a very handsome fern New fronds are pale green with golden brown midribs, maturing to darker green and often remaining green through the winter Height and spread up to 4 ft (120 cm)
MATTEUCIA STRUTHIOPTERIS - SHUTTLECOCK FERN
Produces erect 'shuttlecocks' of fronds up to 4 ft (120 cm) tall Spreads by horizontal rhizomes producing separate shuttlecocks 6-12" (15-30 cm) away from the parent plant Fronds die back in winter and new lush, pale green shuttlecocks are produced in spring each year
ONOCLEA SENSIBILIS - SENSITIVE FERN
A deciduous fern whose fronds turn brown and crisp with the first frosts The new fronds may be pinkish bronze in spring, turning bright green Spreads by creeping rhizomes Height 24-30" (60-75 cm), spread indefinite
DRYOPTERIS FILIX-MAS 'CRISPA CRISTATA' - MALE FERN
Attractive fern with a compact habit and whose fronds are crested and crisped giving an unusual crinkled effect Deciduous Height and spread 24" (60 cm)
OTHER VARIETIES MAY BE AVAILABLE IN SMALL NUMBERS
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