can be easily distinguished from other ferns in this area by the way its fronds are widest at the middle, tapering at both the tip and base. It is common here and often grows in large communities. Its ...

In mild or tropical regions, tree ferns, Dicksonia antarctica, can grow as evergreens, retaining their large fan-like fronds ...

Tree ferns grew 30 feet, with crowns of large, feathery fronds. Few animal fossils have been found in the mine—chemicals in the ancient swamp's water may have dissolved shells and bones—but ...

In addition to the daffodils and dogwoods blooming, there’s a subtle but equally welcome sign of spring in the garden and landscape: emerging fern fiddleheads. In a range of ...

In our area, the time to prepare beds for planting ferns is in the spring since all but the hardiest species die back in our ...

With their soft unfurling fronds, ferns are fabulous. In fact ... The trunk of this tree fern is tall and slender, supporting a crown of large leaves. As you move around our Evolution Garden, the ...

First, locate the fern's crown—this is where the fronds meet in the middle ... from spores for about a year or two until they're large enough to be transplanted outside—at least three inches ...