A large fern that enjoys warm conditions. The fronds are quite big and have a weeping habit, while the pinnules are wide and tend to overlap each other. The pinnules are lobed.

This weeping fern is quite small, rarely topping 12 inches in height. It does have large, lobed pinnules for its size arranged neatly on triangular weeping fronds. The weeping form of ‘Victoria’.

Erect, evergreen fern with many 3-pinnate fronds. Reaches 20 inches tall. Young fronds emerge rosy pink turning green with age. Fronds become crowded, rhomboidal segments. Best suited to temperatures above 45 degrees Fahrenheit, thus often used as a houseplant. It […]

This large fern has large down-facing pinnules on open fronds. The pinnules are cut and the stipes are erect. New growth will be pink. From Sri Lanka

Evergreen fern with many deeply cut, broad, fan-shaped leaves. Reaches 30 inches tall. Best suited to temperatures above 45 degrees Fahrenheit, thus often used as a houseplant. It is very important that this fern does not dry out, so water […]

This cultivar has arching fronds with medium sized pinnules that are somewhat wavy in appearance. The multiple lobing on the pinnules is distinct. New growth is vibrant pink.

Evergreen fern with leaves that are broad, fan-shaped, and pendant, Ideal for a hanging basket. Best suited to temperatures above 45 degrees Fahrenheit, thus often used as a houseplant. It is very important that this fern does not dry out, […]

A small fern, ‘Japonicum’ has wide pinnules that are more or less wedge-shaped. The black stipes are quite short on this plant. Often incorrectly called ‘Japonica’.

This cultivar has arching fronds with medium sized pinnules that are somewhat wavy in appearance. The multiple lobing on the pinnules is distinct. Very similar to ‘Gloriosum Roseum’. From Australia.

This large fern has large down-facing pinnules on open fronds. The pinnules are cut and the stipes are erect. New growth is generally pink in color. From Sri lanka. Known in Australia as ‘Pacific Pride’.