Athyrium filix-femina
Dryopteridaceae
This Lady Fern is fine and delicate in appearance, yet so hardy and tolerant. The lacy three-foot fronds of this sophisticated species unfurl celery green in full or partial shade then turn darker as the season progresses. The fronds are long, tapering, and beautifully symmetrical, with a delicate look that belies their tough-as-nails constitution and reliability. The lacy architectural fronds make superb additions to any border, bed, or even containers. The Lady Fern is easy to grow, making this a good fern for beginners. It does best in shady conditions with moist soil.
Dryopteridaceae
This Lady Fern is fine and delicate in appearance, yet so hardy and tolerant. The lacy three-foot fronds of this sophisticated species unfurl celery green in full or partial shade then turn darker as the season progresses. The fronds are long, tapering, and beautifully symmetrical, with a delicate look that belies their tough-as-nails constitution and reliability. The lacy architectural fronds make superb additions to any border, bed, or even containers. The Lady Fern is easy to grow, making this a good fern for beginners. It does best in shady conditions with moist soil.
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