Full Sun Ferns

The flowers bloom from summer through fall. The Crocosmia is also commonly known as Montbretia. Crocosmias are clump forming and bloom best in crowded conditions. It is cold hardy to zone 5, making this is a great perennial for northern gardens that want...

Use in mass plantings, as a border plant, or as a tall ground cover. Ice Ballet prefers to be planted in full sun and needs well drained soil. Excellent for borders, as tall ground cover or for cut flowers.

From earliest spring into the dead of winter, this grass offers an arresting display that complements flowering plants nearby while making an elegant statement on its own. The value of this long-lived and low-maintenance fountain grass comes from the...

The fronds unfurl into a beautiful vase shape that really does look like an ostrich's tail feathers. Interestingly, we're told by friends in Vermont that the young fiddleheads are delicious sauteed in a bit of oil, with a taste like asparagus.

The seeds will again take root in the volcanic mass to produce small new plantlets.The plant has been a protected species since 1922 and there is a serious fine for removing them from the mountain.

Prefers full to partial shade. One of the most exciting garden fern introductions in years! Dazzling burgundy red stems (by the second year) differentiate Lady in Red from all other ferns and makes it a must for your shade garden.

The pinnules on Regal Red Japanese Fern twist a little giving the frond a fluffed up look. Handsome and ruffled this high color painted fern has a dark interior on its frond which is contrasted by the bright silver edges.

Plant 2-3' apart. Remove hard clay and replace with a mixture of topsoil, peat moss and sand, heavy on the peat moss. New growth of golden-yellow matures to a dark green. Plant in shaded spots such as on the north side of the house, or under trees where...

Deer resistant and for a rain garden. Ostrich Fern is one of the most graceful plants for shady or sunny spots in your landscape. Ostrich gets the tallest growing up to 5'.

You receive 1 each of Regal Red Japanese Fern, Golden Mist Fern and Brilliance Autumn Ferns.

Grows 6-8' tall and 6' wide. Loaded with an abundance of violet-blue flowers with ruby-red centers, Blue Bird is ideal as a hedge, foundation or specimen planting. Full to parital sun.

Vigorous, number one fern plants. On a hot summer day just looking at their crisp coolness tends to make us feel more comfortable Their luxuriant beauty is perfect for giving an exotic tropical effect to your bouquets the year 'round.

Plant in shaded spots such as on the north side of the house, or under trees where they receive alternate periods of sun and shade throughout the day, preferably more shade than sun.

They're the perfect perennial for planting in deep shade, where we find it difficult to make most anything else grow. Grows even in dry soil. Its bold, deep green fronds provide cooling summer garden beauty and greenery.

Grows 12-18'' tall. It is a perfect background for a shady flower garden. Deer resistant. The Japanese Painted Fern has a colorful Oriental beauty accented by shades of burgundy, gray and dark green fronds.

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One collection includes 6 plants: 1 each of Christmas, Lady, Spinulose Wood, Maidenhair, Royal and Cinnamon ferns. Two collections include 12 plants, 2 of each variety.

Remove hard clay and replace with a mixture of topsoil, peat moss and sand, heavy on the peat moss. Add a breath of cool color to the summer garden! Ferns are the perfect perennial for planting in deep shade, where it is most difficult to grow anything...

Prefers moist humus-rich soil. Feathery fronds make this a favorite of fern lovers. One of the tallest ferns available, Ostrich Ferns grow from 3-5' tall. Very low maintenance plant performs best in partial to full shade.

First, allow the fern roots to dry out a bit and then remove the Boston fern from its pot. The offset may be planted immediately if removed by hand; however, if the offset was cut from the parent plant, set it aside for a couple of days to allow the cut...

Below, we have listed a few care tips for a Boston fern so that you can provide everything your fern needs to be happy and beautiful.The first thing you need to do for proper Boston fern care is to make sure that it's in the right kind of environment.

When you habitually over fertilize, the unused nutrients build up in the soil. Soak the plant's soil completely, until water is running out the bottom. So if you've got just a few dropping leaves and the care you're giving your plant is otherwise excellent,...

The fern should be planted at the same depth it was planted in the previous container. Place the fern in the new container and fill in around the root ball with potting soil up to about 1 inch from the top.Adjust the soil in the bottom of the container,...

Keep reading to learn what causes a Boston fern with black fronds, and what to do about it.There is one case in which a Boston fern with black fronds is perfectly natural, and it's good to be able to spot it.

These grow well in pots and are great for hanging baskets because they have arching foliage and take their nourishment directly from their environment or air. The right compost must be free draining so that the roots never get waterlogged.

Athyrium niponicum pictum is the deciduous Japanese Painted fern. Its beautiful 8-12" tall fronds have wine colored mid-ribs and "painted" silver-green and white leaflets.

Let the plant drain thoroughly and never let the pot stand in water.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Boston fern watering is enhanced if you provide a humid environment.