The common polypody fern, or Polypodium vulgare, is another of the evergreen ferns to consider. It can grow to 12 inches in height, producing lance-shaped dark green fronds.

Lacy maidenhair ferns and silvery painted ferns are summer delicacies. Now, when the garden is still leafless, it’s all about evergreen ferns, and plenty of them thrive here in the Northwest.

Some of the ferns we can plant in the landscape are evergreen and some are deciduous. Deciduous ferns such as the native wood fern (Thelypteris kunthii) and royal fern (Osmunda regalis) lose their ...

Dec. 22—It may be because of the holidays, or the bland and often snow-covered landscape that surrounds us, but by the time we reach the winter solstice, the shortest daylight of the year, we ...

What: This fantastic evergreen fern is a recent addition to the Northwest landscape. In late spring, new coppery-pink fronds open quickly developing to orangey-bronze tones that then mature to a ...

Pruning evergreen ferns at the right time is an essential part of maintaining your garden. You will be rewarded with healthy, attractive new growth just in time to showcase your outdoor space.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - For this edition of Flower Friday, we are switching it up with a fern. Which fern you ask...well, the Christmas fern! The Christmas fern is a wonderful ...

Evergreen ferns are priceless gems in a winter garden. During summer, it’s easy to take our subtly variegated green backcloth of leaves for granted but we come to crave it during the long, grey ...

Some of the evergreen ferns may suffer freeze damage or lose fronds during severe winters, but more often they retain their foliage throughout the winter season.

To see a truly evergreen fern in our region, we need to look at a different location. On the hillsides and cliffs of the Northland, grows a small fern that hangs onto the rocky substrate of cliffs.