Here's how to take care of a maidenhair fern. Maidenhair fern is considered to be invasive in Hawaii. As a precaution, it is not recommended to plant it outdoors in any warm, frost-free climate.

Keep these fabulous indoor plants looking gorgeous in your home with the following advice. Amy Enfield, senior horticulturist ...

Maidenhair ferns have a delicate, ethereal appearance that make them a must-have in your houseplant collection. (Here are our favorite indoor plants.) With wiry, arching stems and lacy leaflets ...

Size: This fern will grow to be 1-foot-6 with a spread of 3 feet in 10 years. Care: Provide Mairis’ maidenhair fern with regular watering during dry periods, or even frequent watering during hot ...

To plant the rhizomes ... There are several varieties of Maidenhair fern. Though it doesn’t spread as quickly as most 0ther ferns, it does have nice fan-shaped leaves. Japanese painted fern ...

And, yet, it is a trouper. Unlike most hardy maidenhair ferns, Himalayan maidenhair fern is also evergreen. Why plant it? Perhaps most enchanting, is the way its small fronds unfurl in late winter ...

but grow happily in average to moist, rich garden soil. Fronds may brown in hot, dry summers without supplemental water. Northern maidenhair ferns are not favored by deer or rabbits and rarely ...

Just as beautiful but much lower growing is the evergreen Himalayan maidenhair ... autumn fern partners beautifully with Hosta or other bold foliaged shade loving plants. This fern does well ...

The southern maidenhair fern (Adiantum capillus-veneris ... a spread of up to two and a half feet per plant. This easy to grow fern is ideal for small spaces, rock gardens and woodland gardens ...