A fern is a plant that reproduces through spores rather than seeds. Ferns have no flowers or fruits and have long, leafy stems that unfold into a characteristic leaf-shaped pattern.

Our webshop sells a variety of ferns, including tree ferns, indoor ferns and outdoor ferns.

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There are several hardy ferns suitable for growing outdoors in colder climates. Think of the Dryopteris species, Polystichum species and some Athyrium species. In addition, we provide information for all ferns as to whether they are hardy or not.

Some ferns can be toxic to pets due to the presence of chemicals such as ptaquiloside. Species such as the Asplenium and Nephrolepis are usually non-toxic, while some Cyathea and Polypodium species can be potentially dangerous. Consult us via the button below if you want to know for sure:

Ferns thrive in terrariums because of the high humidity. Choose compact species such as the Adiantum species (maiden's fern) or small Nephrolepis species. Provide adequate light and airflow to prevent mold growth.

Ferns often thrive in shady conditions. Species such as the Polystichum species (needle fern), Dryopteris species, and the Athyrium species (female fern) are good choices for shady gardens.