Types of ferns

There are several types of ferns to grow in landscaping and garden. Ferns can grow indoors or outside. Plus they are easy to maintain and can tolerate high humidity.

Indoor ferns have gotten a bad reputation, but not if you know what you are doing! Learn all the secrets to growing gorgeous indoor ferns here.

Discover how to fill sunny areas of the yard and garden with sun loving ferns such as the cinnamon fern, shield fern, ostrich fern, and lady fern. Many of these ferns spread through creeping rhizomes, and fill empty spaces with ease. #sunlovingferns #ferns #sunloving #plants

Did you know there are many beginner-proof indoor ferns out there? Let's discuss 6 types of ferns that even beginners can grow!

For shade-loving ferns, evergreen ferns, tall ferns or short ones, this list of winter hardy fern varieties has something for every garden.

I’ve loved these tough yet attractive ferns ever since I saw a small 1 in a hanging pot in a greenhouse at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden many, many moons ago. Despite the confusing fact that this evergreen perennial has 2 common names, Myers or Foxtail Fern, it’s very easy and not at all confusing to care for.#foxtailfern #fern #plant #planting #plantingtips #gardening #gardeningtips #garden #gardener #beginnergardener #beginnergardening #howtogarden

For shade-loving ferns, evergreen ferns, tall ferns or short ones, this list of winter hardy fern varieties has something for every garden.

For shade-loving ferns, evergreen ferns, tall ferns or short ones, this list of winter hardy fern varieties has something for every garden.

There are several types of ferns to grow in landscaping and garden. Ferns can grow indoors or outside. Plus they are easy to maintain and can tolerate high humidity.

Whether you have a secluded pond or a shady backyard, you can find a hardy fern to add beauty to any spot in the garden.