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Create a tropical paradise in your home with the Polystichum tsussimense, or Korean Rock Fern. This lovely little fern is both compact and low growing, with delicate foliage that will bring a touch of the tropics into any room. Outdoors, Korean rock ferns will do well in protected locations in your rock garden, cottage gardens, borders and beds as well as underplanting of roses and shrubs. Being small, clump-forming plants, they do not require frequent repotting and can be grown with similarly sized plants that have similar cultural requirements.
Soil: It prefers slightly moist but well-drained soil, with regular watering but not too much.
Conditions: Full shade to partial shade. Place it in a shaded position, protected from direct sunlight, and watch it thrive!
Size: Height 0.5m x width 0.5m
Soil: It prefers slightly moist but well-drained soil, with regular watering but not too much.
Conditions: Full shade to partial shade. Place it in a shaded position, protected from direct sunlight, and watch it thrive!
Size: Height 0.5m x width 0.5m
Phlebodium aureum Blue Star Fern is gaining popularity for its bold, blue-green foliage, and because it’s easier to keep than many of its fussy cousins! It is a large growing fern with upright wiggly blue-green fronds which develop more lobes as the plant matures. Plant in a shady rock garden outdoors or indoors in pots; or try planting it in the fork of an old tree, like a staghorn. Besides making a striking contrast with other houseplants, it’s a promising choice for anyone who hasn’t had luck with ferns and wants to try again.
Soil: Plant in free-draining soil in a shaded location, indoor plants should be rotated for optimum health.
Conditions: Shade-loving fern. Protect from frost
Size: Height 0.60m x width 0.40m
Soil: Plant in free-draining soil in a shaded location, indoor plants should be rotated for optimum health.
Conditions: Shade-loving fern. Protect from frost
Size: Height 0.60m x width 0.40m
Commonly known as the Prickly Rasp Fern, Doodia aspera is a native woodland fern found along the east coast of Australia. Naturally compact, it spreads slowly via underground rhizomes, gradually forming dense clumps over time. One of its standout features is its striking new foliage, which emerges in shades of pink to bright red before maturing to a mid-to-deep green. Although the Prickly Rasp Fern is an evergreen plant, many gardeners prune the old growth away at the end of winter to allow the new growth to show itself off. Just make sure you prune back before the new growth shoots. Prickly Rasp Fern is ideal as a ground cover in shaded garden areas or as an understory plant in woodland gardens.
Soil: Humus-rich, moist soil.
Conditions: Dappled shade to full shade. Drought and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 35cm x width 60cm
Asplenium nidus Bird’s Nest Fern is a lush, tropical evergreen fern admired for its broad, glossy green fronds that radiate in a graceful rosette, creating a natural “nest” shape. Native to the rainforests of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Australia, it grows as an epiphyte, often perched on tree trunks where it absorbs moisture and nutrients from the air and organic debris caught in its fronds. Its leathery, bright green fronds resemble smooth banana leaves, each marked by a bold black midrib and gently wavy margins that give the plant a sculptural, architectural beauty. The central rosette collects fallen leaves and water, allowing the fern to form its own natural compost—one of the reasons it’s so resilient in humid environments.
Perfect as an indoor feature plant, it brings a lush tropical vibe to homes, patios, or shaded gardens.
Soil: Moist, well-draining, humus-rich soil
Conditions: Indirect light; thrives in high humidity; protect from frost
Size: Height 1–1.5 m × Width 1–1.5 m
Perfect as an indoor feature plant, it brings a lush tropical vibe to homes, patios, or shaded gardens.
Soil: Moist, well-draining, humus-rich soil
Conditions: Indirect light; thrives in high humidity; protect from frost
Size: Height 1–1.5 m × Width 1–1.5 m
Cyathea brownii, commonly known as the Norfolk Island Tree Fern, is the largest tree fern species in the world. Tall, elegant and unmistakably prehistoric in character, it forms a single towering trunk that can reach up to 20 metres, crowned with deeply divided fronds that stretch an impressive five to six metres in length. As the plant matures, the trunk becomes smooth and patterned with distinctive oval scars left by fallen fronds, while older fronds hang neatly before dropping cleanly to maintain a tidy silhouette.
With its enormous umbrella crown and statuesque form, Cyathea brownii makes a spectacular feature in gardens that can offer humidity and sheltered conditions. Keep it looking its best by removing spent fronds and ensuring the trunk remains well hydrated. Its limited root system means it readily drinks through its trunk, so regular watering down the trunk—either with a hose or drip line—is highly beneficial, especially during hot weather.
Soil: Thrives in deep, moist, well-drained loams.
Conditions: Grows best in a semi-shaded position with consistent moisture.
Size: Height 15m x width 4m
With its enormous umbrella crown and statuesque form, Cyathea brownii makes a spectacular feature in gardens that can offer humidity and sheltered conditions. Keep it looking its best by removing spent fronds and ensuring the trunk remains well hydrated. Its limited root system means it readily drinks through its trunk, so regular watering down the trunk—either with a hose or drip line—is highly beneficial, especially during hot weather.
Soil: Thrives in deep, moist, well-drained loams.
Conditions: Grows best in a semi-shaded position with consistent moisture.
Size: Height 15m x width 4m
Adiantum raddianum Fragrantissimum is a beautiful evergreen maidenhair fern known for its delicate, open, arching fronds. The fronds are pale green, lightly aromatic, with triangular, lobed leaflets and dark, almost black stalks that darken with age. This fern is prized for its graceful silhouette and versatility, making it ideal as a houseplant or in seasonal containers. It prefers uniform humidity (avoid misting) and should be protected from frost.
Soil: Moist, rich, organic, well-drained soil.
Conditions: Filtered sunlight. Protect from frost.
Size: Height 0.5m x width 0.5m
Soil: Moist, rich, organic, well-drained soil.
Conditions: Filtered sunlight. Protect from frost.
Size: Height 0.5m x width 0.5m
The Pacific Maidenhair Fern is a graceful fern with lacy, spreading, fresh green fronds on thin black stems. They're considered hardy ferns, rather than ferns preferring steamier conditions, but don't let the description fool you. Maidenhair ferns can be difficult to keep healthy indoors, as they're quite particular about their growing conditions. The most important environmental factor is humidity—it thrives on moisture and needs a lot to survive, which can often be difficult to achieve in indoor environments. Pacific Maidenhair likes high humidity so you'll want to mist the foliage regularly if you aren't growing it in a humid environment. Ideal as a houseplant in hanging baskets, pots, ferneries and conservatories. Remove spent fronds and apply liquid fertiliser regularly to encourage lush new growth. Do not allow the soil to become soggy.
Soil: Moist, humus-rich and well-drained soil. Keep soil moist at all times and increase humidity by regular misting.
Conditions: Prefers a position with shade or dappled shade. When grown as a houseplant - choose a well-lit, airy position with high humidity.
Size: Height 50cm x width 50cm
Soil: Moist, humus-rich and well-drained soil. Keep soil moist at all times and increase humidity by regular misting.
Conditions: Prefers a position with shade or dappled shade. When grown as a houseplant - choose a well-lit, airy position with high humidity.
Size: Height 50cm x width 50cm
Washingtonia robusta, or Mexican Cotton Fan Palm, is a tall, fast-growing palm that brings instant tropical vibes to the garden. It has a slim trunk that gets a noticeable swell at the base as it matures, giving it a really cool, sculptural look. The big, fan-shaped leaves can reach up to 1.5 m long, with little thread-like fibres that hang between the segments—hence the “cotton” nickname. In the warmer months, it sends out long, drooping sprays of tiny white flowers that can be up to 3 m long, followed by dark brown fruit. A great pick for adding height, drama, and that relaxed, tropical feel to gardens and outdoor spaces.
Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, frost(!) and coastal tolerant
Size: Height 10+m x width 2.5-4m
Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, frost(!) and coastal tolerant
Size: Height 10+m x width 2.5-4m
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