Hardy Ferns

Athyrium filix-femina

Our native Lady Fern produces large finely-cut, pale green fronds. Ideal woodland plant and can be grown in a pond margin/ bog garden. Deciduous.

A new cultivar with grey green fronds each with distinct dark red midribs.

Athyrium otophorum var. okanum

This fern has fresh yellow-green, bi-pinnate fronds and contrasting red-tinged stalks which brighten up a shady spot.

A beautiful fern with colourful, pinky-bronze fronds in spring, turning dark green with age.

A vigourous cultivar of this British native deciduous fern with narrow upright slightly ruffled fronds. Ideal for dry shade

Dryopteris filix-mas 'Parsley'

A new cultivar from the USA. Makes a more compact plant than the species, with fresh green crinkled fronds.

Fronds forming an upright shuttlecock are a pale yellowish green and are covered in dark brown scales, these persisting all year

A statuesque fern which is perfect for waterside plantings or a bog garden or shallow pond margin.

A neat little evergreen fern, with shuttlecocks of bi-pinnate, glossy, dark green fronds.

A magnificent evergreen fern which can reach 9ft in perfect conditions but more often 3-6ft.