The darkest fern on the market! Feathery and arching fronds start out green and mature into dark purple-black, upright habit. Great for mass plantings.

Light green lacy fronds, will tolerate more sun with good moisture.

Colorful new fern with mint green lacy fronds accented with burgundy red stems, red color intensifies with age, a nice color addition to the fern garden.

Green fronds are shaded with silver and highlighted with burgundy red;colors become more intense with some morning or afternoon sun.

A fun version of Japanese Painted Fern! Silvery fronds that have bright red-burgundy centers and stems. These colors intensify as the plant matures. Small clump; great for the border of a shade garden.

Noted for its shimmering silver fronds with contrasting dark maroon midribs. The deeply divided, arching fronds form clumps of large rosettes and unlike other painted ferns, this one intensifies its silvering as the season progresses. 2012 winner of the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit.

A large magnificent fern, long arching shiny green fronds have serrated leaflets for a frilly and ruffled appearance, slightly more sun tolerant.

Early spring fronds are copper colored, turning deep glossy green by summer and then coppery again in fall, evergreen.

Very tall vase-shaped form with gracefully arching fronds; very adaptable and tolerates some sun where soil is moist.

Forms a neat clump of dark green, leathery fronds that first emerge with a more upright growth habit and then flatten out as the summer progresses. A native fern that is very easy to grow. Evergreen foliage; tolerates more sun with adequate moisture.

Very glossy dark green fronds are finely cut for a more lacy affect. Upright growth habit; evergreen.