‘Amazonica’ grows from 18 inches to 3 feet in diameter. The vivid green and silver scaled leaves have crossbands in white and combine to form a rosette. Erect red scapes are large, and have suspended, red, oval bracts and orange […]

Evergreen fern in native climate and deciduous in area that get below 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Leaves are 3-pinnate, triangular and mid-green born on black stalks. New leaves are bronze to pink. Reaches 6 inches tall and spreads indefinitely. It is […]

This tall fern has an open, airy look to it and is quite an attractive cultivar. The fronds are not overcrowded and the pinnules are lobed and toothed.

This fern is quite small, rarely topping 12 inches in height. It does have large, lobed pinnules for its size arranged neatly on triangular fronds.

This fern is so named because of its sagging look. It has pink to pale green new growth. The fronds are triangular and the downward-facing pinnules are well spaced on them.

This fern is quite small, rarely topping 12 inches in height. It does have large, lobed pinnules for its size arranged neatly on triangular fronds. New growth is pink. Similar to ‘Victoria’ except for new growth color.

This cultivar features distinct pinnules that are deeply cut to produce finger-like lobes. The pinnules on mature plants can have dozens of lobes and thay fan out attractively on the thin triangular fronds. From Australia.

This fern has full triangular fronds and pinnules that are lobed multiple times. It is large in size and has pale green to pink new growth. From Australia.

A big semi-hardy fern that is close to the species. The fronds are triangular with lobed pinnules well-spaced but occasionally overlapping. New growth is bronze to pink.

Much like ‘Farleyense’, this cultivar has triangular fronds that are open and well spaced with attractive pinnules. The pinnules are pale green and the plant weeps somewhat.