The sword fern (Polystichum munitum) is native to western America, growing from Alaska down to Mexico, and is sometimes known as the Western sword fern or California sword fern. As with growing ...

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Ferns figured out how to say goodbye to the aquatic environment. With roots they could grab hold of the soil and with their vascular tissues they could pump water up into larger and larger bodies.

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Ferns figured out how to say goodbye to the aquatic environment. With roots they could grab hold of the soil and with their vascular tissues they could pump water up into larger and larger bodies.

Sun-loving plants will even appreciate afternoon shade from the western sun in ... mosses and ferns. Avoid invasive plants like coral ardisia, tuber sword fern (frequently sold as a potted Boston ...