creating new fronds from the perennial underground rhizomes for years to come. Some, like those of Christmas and wood ferns, remain evergreen even under the snow, while the leaves of lady, cinnamon ...

“The upright habit and fine-textured leaves of this hybrid resemble the lady fern, while the colorful arching and curved fronds are like Japanese painted fern,” he wrote. ‘Branford Beauty ...

A fiddlehead is a young fern frond, named for its resemblance to the ... ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris), cinnamon fern, lady fern, and bracken fern. Of these, ostrich fern is the best ...

name comes from cinnamon-colored fibers near frond base • Lady fern (Athyrium filix-femina): grows 1-3 feet tall; fronds are lacey, light yellow-green; more tolerant of drier soils; Royal ...

Deciduous. “Pterodactyl” eared lady fern: Add airy, feathery texture to a shady spot with the arching fronds of this clump-forming fern. Pale green fronds unfurl from red stems, creating a two ...

Lady Fern: This plant has huge graceful arching ... especially when you compare it to a plain green fern frond. Texture always is a good thing in your garden and provides interest when you look ...

What they do display is a seemingly endless array of leaf (frond ... hay-scented fern, sensitive fern, cinnamon fern, maidenhair fern, New York fern, lady fern, broad beech fern, bracken ...

Lady fern (Athyrium filix-femina) forms clumps, making it a good focal point in a shade garden. Noted for its light green fronds and darker colored central veins, lady fern tolerates drier soil ...

What they do display are seemingly endless arrays of leaf (frond ... blunt-lobed woodsia (cliff fern), fragile fern, hay-scented fern, lady fern and silvery glade fern. All but the last six ...

Instead of a brilliant display of sizzling blossom color, ferns pull you in for a cool, closer look at their intricate leaf patterns and textures. Olsen, who lives in Bellevue, Wash., became ...

Dwarf lady fern (Athyrium filix-femina ‘Minutissima ... the triangular-shaped fronds are a soft shade of metallic silver-grey while the rachis or stems are a contrasting wine-red.