 Hardy Ferns
Hardy ferns are acclimated to USDA zones 4, 5 or higher
Hardy ferns are defined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as growing well in hardiness zones 4, 5 or higher.
Ferns are foliage plants prized around the world for their elegant feathered leaves and soothing green color. Some ferns even have accents of red, orange, gold, blue-green or silver.
myFerns features commercially available varieties grown by Optimara.
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Christmas |
Korean rock
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Five Finger Maidenhair |
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Southern Riverwood |
Fortune's Holly |
Boston Compacta
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East Indian Holly
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Japanese Holly |
Shaggy Shield |
Lady
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Tassle |
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Red Japanese Painted |
Scarlet Lady
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Toothed Brake |
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