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1. Ferns can thrive in a variety of environments, including squeezed between large boulders. Ferns add delicate, feathery texture and tons of green to any garden bed. All you need is dappled shade, some plants to get the colonies started, and enough moisture to encourage ferns to grow. Here's what you need to know to start your own fern garden.

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2. Ferns are low-maintenance plants, but they need a consistently moist soil in order to thrive, but do not leave ferns in standing water. Growing tips. Fern Growing Tips. You can propagate ferns by division in fall or spring. Fern foliage is great for greenery in flower arrangements.

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3. Fern, Houseplant Plant Features Ferns are among the most beautiful houseplants. With lacy fronds and a classic texture, they work well in just about any interior design scheme, from country casual to formal. There's a wider variety of ferns available than most folks realize, so there's abundant opportunity to decorate with these houseplants.

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4. Ferns include nearly 12, species within a unique category of plants that do not reproduce by seeds produced by flowers that pollinate (sexual reproduction), as do virtually all other plant species. Instead, ferns propagate via spores, which are reproductive units that .

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5. Jun 12,  · The ferns are extremely diverse in habitat, form, and reproductive methods. In size alone they range from minute filmy plants only 1– cm (– inch) tall to huge tree ferns 10 to 25 metres (30 to 80 feet) in height. Some are twining and vinelike; others float on the surface of ponds.

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6. Ferns require little care and will thrive in many locations that would discourage fussier plants. Most prefer acid, woodsy soil and the majority require shade (meaning near total protection from summer sun), though there are important exceptions such as Athyrium felix-femina, the Lady Fern, or Dennstaedtia punctilobula, the Hay-Scented Fern.

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7. Growing ferns as shade plants in shaded areas will provide height, texture, color and motion. Christmas Ferns and Autumn Brilliance Ferns are evergreen ferns, while Ostrich Fern is the only fern with edible fiddleheads. Maidenhair fern, lady fern and cinnamon fern are a few of the more interesting fern plants.

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