Echinacea purpurea 'Prairie Splendor'
Prairie Splendor Coneflower
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Adiantum pedatum
Northern Maidenhair Fern
Delicate bright green fronds with black-purple stems Spreads by shallow rhizomes to form a dense ground cover Slower growing fern, taking 2-3 years to reach mature size Foliage can be an interesting texture in arrangements...
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Adiantum venustum
Himalayan Maidenhair Fern
Black stems holding small, delicate, soft green leaves Slower growing fern, taking 2-3 years to reach mature size Foliage can be an interesting texture in arrangements...
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Asplenium scolopendrium
Hart's Tongue Fern
AKA Phyllitis scolopendrium, Scolopendrium vulgare Low, upward-growing clumps of glossy, narrow, strap-like, leathery foliage Edges are often wavy Spores darken with age on leaf undersides in a herring-bone format Evergreen fronds remain lush thr...
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Athyrium angustum forma rubellum
Lady in Red Fern
AKA Athyrium angustum forma rubellum 'Lady in Red' Vibrant green fronds with a deep red, central stem Upright, clumping habit Spreads slowly by shallow rhizomes...
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Athyrium filix-femina
Lady Fern
Bright green fronds Upright, clumping habit Long-lived and easy to grow Spreads by shallow rhizomes...
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Athyrium filix-femina Frizelliae
Tatting Fern
Narrow, bright green fronds with a rounded tip Each leaflet is crinkled and round for a beaded effect Upright, clumping habit Long-lived and easy to grow Spreads by shallow rhizomes...
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Athyrium niponicum Crested Surf
Japanese Painted Fern
Doubly branched and crested frond tips Fronds emerge from the ground in spring and open up to a silvery-green with deep purple stems...
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Athyrium niponicum Pictum
Japanese Painted Fern
AKA Athyrium goeringianum 'Pictum' Fronds emerge from the ground in the spring a deep burgundy-purple colour Opening up to a silvery-green with deep purple stems Clumping habit with a slight weeping effect Colonies form by shallow, spreading rhiz...
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Athyrium niponicum Regal Red
Japanese Painted Fern
Arching, triangular, silver fronds with violet-red veining Twisted pinnules give the fronds a ruffled look Clumping habit with a slight weeping effect Colonies form by shallow, spreading rhizomes Great plant for brightening a shady spot...
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Athyrium niponicum pictum Pearly White
Japanese Painted Fern
Fronds with light green margins with white centres Clumping habit with a slight weeping effect Colonies form by shallow, spreading rhizomes Great plant for brightening a shady spot...
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Athyrium niponicum var. pictum Burgundy Lace
Burgundy Lace Japanese Painted Fern
Fronds emerge from the ground in the spring a deep burgundy-purple colour Burgundy fronds have silver streaking maturing to grayish-green Fronds will retain its purple midribs and silver streaking with maturity. Clumping habit with a slight weepin...
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Athyrium x Ghost
Ghost Fern
Fronds open a soft grayish-green They have a silvery overlay of silver hues and dark maroon midribs Upright habit Spreads by shallow rhizomes...
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Athyrium x Godzilla
Giant Japanese Painted Fern
Massive, arching clump Long, silvery fronds Fronds vary in shades of green blended with burgundy and gray Purple stems...
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Blechnum spicant
Deer Fern
Stiff, narrow, leathery, deep green fronds Two kinds of fronds are produced Some are sterile, narrow and glossy green Others are fertile held stiffly erect with a narrow form Central stems on mature branches are dark reddish-brown Spreads slowl...
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Cyrtomium fortunei
Holly Fern
AKA Phanerophlebia fortunei Arching, stiff, green fronds Broad, sickle-shaped leaflets resembling a holly branch Erect, clumping habit Evergreen...
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Dennstaedtia punctilobula
Hay Scented Fern
Delicate, green fronds, 30-45 cm long Smells like freshly mown grass when crushed Turns a yellow-orange in the fall Spreads vigorously by rhizomes and may become invasive Deciduous...
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Dryopteris affinis Cristata
Golden Shield Fern
AKA Dryopteris borreri 'Cristata', Dryopteris pseudomas 'Cristata' Narrow, dark green fronds with crested tips Upright, arching habit Tolerates sun better than other dryopteris Semi-evergreen...
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Dryopteris erythrosora
Autumn Fern
Pink fiddleheads New fronds open to a vibrant red-orange Glossy, deep green fronds throughout the summer In dry spells and autumn, fronds may have a reddish tinge Upright, clumping habit Spreads slowly by underground rhizomes Semi-evergreen...
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Dryopteris erythrosora Brilliance
Brilliance Autumn Fern
Pink fiddleheads New fronds open to a brilliant red-orange Glossy, deep green fronds throughout the summer In dry spells and autumn, fronds may have a reddish tinge Upright, clumping habit Spreads slowly by underground rhizomes Semi-evergreen...
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Dryopteris filix-mas
Male Fern
Lance-shaped, mid-green fronds Crown is made of large rhizomes that are covered in fuzzy, brown hair Upright, clumping habit Spreads slowly by shallow, underground rhizomes Deciduous...
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Dryopteris goldiana
Goldie's Fern
Light green fronds are produced in groups along the rhizomes Upright habit and long, wiry stems Spreads slowly by shallow, underground rhizomes One of the tallest, native ferns Deciduous...
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Dryopteris marginalis
Marginal Shield Fern
Fiddleheads emerge with a thick, brown "fur" Leathery, deep green fronds Crown consists of large rhizomes covered in fuzzy, brown hairs Upright, clumping habit Does not spread by rhizomes Evergreen...
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Dryopteris spinulosa
Toothed Wood Fern
AKA Dryopteris carthusiana Narrow, lance-shaped, pale green fronds with finely cut leaflets Upright, clumping habit Good for swampy, low-lying, shady areas Spreads slowly by shallow, underground rhizomes Deciduous...
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Dryopteris wallichiana
Wallich's Wood Fern
Thick, leathery, dark green, lance-shaped fronds Young fronds are yellowish-green Contrasting, central stem is dark reddish-brown Upright, clumping habit Spreads slowly by shallow, underground rhizomes Semi-evergreen...
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