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

Dwarf fern with triangular arching fronds on black stems. Easy to grow, it spreads slowly to make a lovely colony.

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

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.

Like A. ‘Pictum on steroids!  Discovered at Plant Delights Nursery, it forms a massive arching clump of silvery foliage.

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.

Silvery-grey fronds, almost metallic with burgundy and green highlights.

Fronds have light green edges centered in luminescent silvery white. Deer/rabbit resistant.

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.  

Gracefully arched fronds curled at the tips. Very handsome. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Semi-evergreen forming lance shaped and bright green fronds.

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.

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.

An adaptable broad leaf fern with vase shaped habit. Fronds are “interrupted” in the middle by spore-bearing leaflets tan in color. Rabbit resistant.

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

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

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