Our lovely native Maidenhair fern of delicate form and texture. Young fiddlehead emerge pink in spring. Protect from afternoon sun/heat.

A rhizomatous, evergreen fern with arching, tongue-shaped, leathery, bright green fronds, often with wavy margins. Provide medium moisture and good drainage. Rabbit resistant.

Finely textured fern with lacy, arching fronds. Tolerates dry sites and some sun.

Narrow fronds with a distinctive crossing pattern formed by the pinnae.

A cross of Lady Fern and Japanese Painted Fern, clump-forming and upright with silvery gray foliage. Can tolerate dry shade conditions.

Silvery-grey fronds which are dusty purple towards the center. Rabbit resistant.

Fronds mottled silver, red and green with contrasting red stems. Rabbit resistant.

Twisted silver fronds centered in deep violet-red are quite striking.

Long, arching, silver fronds veined in red-purple.  

New growth on this tree fern is bright red then as leaves mature they fade to light green.

Spreading to create an emerald green ground cover. Vigorous deciduous fern for dry or wet locations. Will tolerate sun or shade. Soft yellow-green fronds turn yellow in fall. The fronds release the scent of new mown hay when crushed.  

Dark green, glossy, leathery fronds are evergreen. Arching and erect habit through the winter.

A colorful fern with arching fronds that emerge in spring flushed with copper and bronze, then maturing to a shiny deep green.

Coppery new growth, green in summer, then red in fall.  Fronds are arching to 2 feet and semi-evergreen in the north.

A bold, fast-growing fern with large, triangular fronds.

Easy to grow native with erect, arching dark green fronds.  Evergreen.

Young shoots emerge orange then mature to golden-yellow, eventually turning light green; brightening up even the darkest landscapes.

Tall and slender-growing with continuously emerging, lustrous semi-evergreen fronds. Rabbit resistant.

Large-growing native “fiddlehead fern”, prized by foragers for the edible new growth. Likes moist places along edge of woods.

Resilient and un-finicky for a Boston fern; small size is great for growing indoors; leaves give off a faint lemony scent during the spring and summer.

A Boston fern with dark green foliage streaked with chartreuse.

A vigorous upright-growing fern that will tolerate full sun.

A large-growing fern with cinnamon-colored fertile fronds. Rabbit resistant.

Huge graceful fronds with widely spaced segments. Grows along water. Rabbit resistant.

Longer fronds than most staghorn ferns with the same silver fuzz coating each frond.

A native, evergreen, very adaptable fern. Attractive pinnate fronds. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Small, delicate fern with gray-green margins on silver fronds.

Soft, finely textured fern crows in clumps but can multiply quickly forming dense colonies. Deer resistant.