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Athyrium thelypteroides
A. thelypterioides is a medium-sized fern for swamp garden
areas. It resembles A. filix-femia but it is not so tall.
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Blechnum penna-marina
ssp. penna-marina
A small fern with short-creeping rhizomes. It bears pinnate
dimorphic fronds. Fertile ones are twice as tall as sterile.
The species is nativ to New-Zealand, Australia and South
America.
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Blechnum spicant
A medium-sized fern with erect rhizomes and fronds in
a rosette or cluster. Best grown in acidic well drained
soil under medium light. The species is nativ to Europe
and North America.
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Cheilanthes lanosa
Cheilanthes lanosa is a terrestrial fern. Best grown under
high light in dry climates. It needs well drained soil.
The species is nativ to eastern United States.
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Cheilanthes tomentosa
The woolly lip fern is a small fern with compact rhizomes
and clustered fronds. Grows well under high light in moist-dry,
well drained soil with sand. It is nativ to North and
Central America.
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Cystopteris dickieana
A fern for rock gardens. Best grown in shady, wet situations
with good drainage. Fronds are yellowish-green and mostly
bipinnate. Nativ to Europa, at first known from sea caves
near Aberdeen in Scotland.
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Deparia conilii
ssp. angustata
Deparia is a genus with medium to long-creeping rhizomes.
Ferns grow up to 40 cm. Blades vary from one- to bipinnate-pinnatifid.
Deparia contains about 40 species native to North America,
naturalized in Europe and tropical America.
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Dryopteris erythrosora
A beautiful fern, medium-sized with evergreen fronds.
New fronds are reddish. The plants are easy to cultivate
in moist-dry garden soil. The species is nativ to eastern
Asia.
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Dryopteris filix-mas
The common male fern is a large fern with erect rhizomes, up
to 1,30 m tall. Fronds are winter green if plants are grown
in warmer climates. The species is native to Europe and North
America.
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Dryopteris sieboldii
This fern is distinct from nearly all other wood ferns. Blades
are one-pinnate with up to seven large, leathery, oblong-lanceolate
pinnae. This species is native to Asia (Japan, China).
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