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Blue = 0-2 feet |
Green=2-6 feet |
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ACIDIC SAND. Onoclea sensi-bilis
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Site Map for Fern Plant Description pages and Comparison pages with photo content (o)
TYPE OF FERN TO GROW
Aquatic Ferns
Boston/Fishbone/Lace/ Sword
Cloak/Lip/Hand Ferns
Filmy and Crepe Ferns
Lacy Ground Ferns
(o)Lady Ferns
Maidenhair Ferns
(o)Miscellaneous Ferns
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Selaginellas (Clubmosses or Spikemosses)
(o)Shield/Buckler/Holly
Squirrel/Rabbit/Hare Foot
Staghorn/Elkhorn/ Epiphyte
Tassel Ferns and Clubmosses
The Brakes
The Polypodies
(o)The Spleenworts
The Tree Ferns
Water/Hard/Rasp/Chain
USE OF FERN
(o)Cold-hardy Ferns
Ferns from Lime-hating Soils
(o)Ferns from Limestone Soils
(o)For Hanging Baskets
(o)For Indoor Decoration
(o)For Outdoor Containers
(o)For Terrariums
(o)For Wet Soils*
Ground Cover Ferns
With Pendulous Fronds
FERN SPORE COLOUR
Spore Colour 1
Spore Colour 2
FERN BED PICTURES
Garden Pictures 1
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Why do so few Fern nurseries who supply directly to garden owners in the UK and so few garden owners in the UK donate the use of their Fern photos of the foliage, form or spores to this website? Where else can you compare plants by flower colour, foliage colour, form or seed/fruit shape/colour with their soil type, soil moisture, sun aspect and height?
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ACID. Athyrium filix-femina
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ACIDIC CLAY. Osmunda regalis
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Ferns for Wet Soils From Appendix 7 of The Encyclopaedia of Ferns An Introduction to Ferns, their Structure, Biology, Economic Importance, Cultivation and Propagation by David L. Jones ISBN 0 88192 054 1:- |
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Acrostichum aureum |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Acrostichum danaeifolium |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Acrostichum speciosum |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Allantantodia australis |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Ampelopteris prolifera* |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Angiopteris evecta |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Athyrium filix-femina |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum articulatum |
Tropical-Temperate |
Blechnum capense |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum discolor* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum fluviatile |
Temperate |
Blechnum indicum* |
Tropical-Temperate |
Blechnum lanceolatum |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum minus* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum nudum |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum patersonii |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum serrulatum* |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Blechnum wattsii* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Blotiella lindeniana |
Semi-Tropical-Temperate |
Cyathea australis* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Cyathea smithii* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Cyclosorus interruptus* |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Dennstaedtia davallioides* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Dicksonia antarctica* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Dicksonia herbertii* |
Semi-Tropical-Temperate |
Diplazium dietrichianum* |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Diplazium dilatatum |
Semi-Tropical-Temperate |
Diplazium esculentum* |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Diplazium riparium |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Equisetum myriochaetum* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Helminthostachys zeylanica* |
Tropical |
Hispiopteris incisa* |
Temperate-Tropical |
Hypolepis punctata* |
Temperate-Tropical |
Hypolepis rugosula |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Lunathyrium japonicum |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Lygodium circinnatum |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Lygodium flexuosum |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Lygodium microphyllum* |
Tropical-Temperate |
Marattia salicina |
Tropical-Temperate |
Microlepia speluncae |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Nephrolepis biserrata* |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Onoclea sensibilis* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Osmunda cinnamonea* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Osmunda regalis* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Parathelypteris beddomei* |
Tropical |
Pilularia globifera |
Temperate |
Plagiogyria pectinata |
Semi-Tropical |
Pseumatopteris pennigera |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Pseumatopteris sogerensis |
Tropical-Temperate |
Pseudophegopteris paludosa |
Tropical-Semi-Tropical |
Pteris comans* |
Temperate |
Pteris umbrosa* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Selaginella kraussiana |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Thelypteris confluens* |
Semi-Tropical-Temperate |
Todea barbara* |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
Woodwardia virginica |
Temperate-Semi-Tropical |
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