Hart's Tongue Fern Aspleniaceae

Distinctive straplike upright evergreen fronds. An extremely resilient fern putting up with very dry shade. Even beneath yew trees. The unfurling fronds in spring said to have been the inspiration for violin neck design. Ht. 40 cm Europe

Hart's Tongue Fern Aspleniaceae

Distinctive strap-like upright evergreen fronds. An extremely resilient fern putting up with very dry shade. Even beneath yew trees. Serrate edged form. Ht. 40 cm Europe

Laki-Laki  Polypodiaceae

Graceful deciduous fern from the high Andes. Attarctive delicate fronds appearing in late late April till the frosts. Used as green manure crop in the Andes, in conjunction with root crops. Ht. 60 cm Shade or part-shade.

Hay-scented Fern

 Dryopteridaceae

A rare native evergreen fern, seldom available for sale. Similar to Dryopteris dilatata. Best grown in semi shady position. Neutral to acid. Ht 50 cm

Champion's Wood Fern Dryopteridaceae

Useful evergreen fern with shiny upright fronds that persist through the winter. Late into frond so new growth avoids late frosts. Not too dry light shade. Hardy. Ht. 60-90 cm. China, Japan & Korea

Autumn  Fern Dryopteridaceae

A particularly useful evergreen fern with striking orange new growth in spring. Popular with designers. Good in dry shade. Ht. 60-90 cm Japan, China & Korea.

Siebold's Wood  Fern Dryopteridaceae

A distinct form of Dryopteris with evergreen broad leathery pinae. Ht. 60-90 cm Useful for dry shade. Cut back overwintered fronds in March. Japan, China & Korea.

Wallich's Wood Fern

 Dryopteridaceae

A magnificent semi-evergreen fern that grows well in shade or part-shade. Very happy in dry conditions with us. Spectacular new growth in the spring with bright green fronds and copper scales. Fully hardy. Himalayas

Wallich's Wood Fern - Jurassic Gold

 Dryopteridaceae

NEW FOR 2019. Very happy in dry conditions with us. Spectacular new growth in the spring with golden fronds and copper scales. Fully hardy. Himalayas