There are many varieties of ferns that can be grown in home gardens for decorative purposes. They are spectacular in pots or containers and can be grown indoors as well. They are ideal for landscaping and can really transform the whole garden.
Varieties of ferns that tolerate partial shade and usually can be planted in the wetlands. Most varieties of ferns are very similar, but differ in the nature and length of the leaves. Ferns do not flower or seed and reproduce with spores. Most ferns spread rapidly to form dense colonies with stolons.
Some of the most common varieties can be grown in home gardens for decorative purposes are:
Ostrich Fern - the scientific name for the ostrich fern Matteuccia struthiopteris. They are very large, and probably high among the ferns. They reach a height of 60 cm. To spread the underground rhizomes of the plant and the shape of the vase Aid is a dense and attractive. This strain is ideal for planting in the bottom or rear flower beds. You should be sufficient space for the distribution and the ideal distance of at least 3 feet in all directions if it is recommended to develop.
Japanese Painted Fern - Athyrium niponicum as well known and very popular in gardens because of their varied foliage. Japanese painted fern and silver color purple stems are bright red. Can be used as ground cover in the vicinity of large trees, and they do not mind, in partial shade.
Boston fern - away from Boston is a popular plant with bright green leaves. Also known Nephrolepis exaltata. It tolerates wet conditions and can reach 2 meters in height. The Boston fern is very resistant to drought and can grow on poor soils.
Cinnamon Fern - Cinnamon is also known as remote Osmundastrum cinnamomeum and can reach 6 meters in height. It is very similar compared to the ostrich fern in appearance, but grows slowly on other varieties. Usually in dense colonies that spread by rhizomes found. Cinnamon fern is usually found on trees like white oak, pine and red maple grow to Virginia.
Remote Christmas - Christmas is far away persistent in nature and is known as a scientific acrostichoides Polystichum. It can be summarized height of 2.3 meters depending on the shape and, like most other ferns. Christmas ferns can be planted in the shade and is a perfect complement to the garden with other shade plants.
Remote women's hair - Maidenhead fern is a very delicate variety also known as Adiantum. It seems very different, and the leaves are arranged in a circular, fan-shaped. It grows from 12 to 20 inches in height. Maidenhead fern shade tolerant and can grow in the shade of the bald spots.
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