Woodland ferns

A shade loving perennial, western sword fern can tolerate either wet or dry conditions and is one of the few plants that will happily grow beneath a dense canopy of redwood or cedar trees on the western coast of the US. Read more tips from the editors of Gardenista.

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Tree Ferns are ferns of insanely large proportions growing up out of a wood “trunk”. If you are already obsessed with the beautiful look and feel of fern fronds, then this is a way to bring in a statement plant that is rarely seen indoors. Tree Ferns are easy to care for and a unique way to create t

The Woodland Garden @TrenthamGardens @TrenthamEstate with white Silene fimbriata and yellow-green Sensitive Fern, Onoclea sensibilis

Brighten up your shade garden with this lovely combo! #ShadeGarden #GardenIdeas #GardenGateMagazine