Pteris umbrosa
Pteris umbrosa is a hardy, evergreen fern with delicate, feather-like fronds that form a dense, clumping mound. This fern is native to tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and can add a lush, textured element to gardens, particularly in shady,
Alstroemeria ‘Summer Saint’
A new colour addition to the popular Summer Paradise Series of Peruvian Lilies which, unlike many varieties, show excellent hardiness in the garden. Alstroemeria ?Summer Saint? boasts a wealth of exotic-looking, mauve pink flowers above a dense clump of lustrous
Apple ‘Appletini’
A new, compact variety producing masses of pink-white flowers adding early seasonal interest, a generous crop of bite-sized fruits ripen from a magenta to a rich red colour. Sweet flavour appealing to kids for their lunch boxes. Harvesting from August until
Pteris nipponica
Pteris nipponica, or Japanese Brake Fern, is a compact, evergreen fern known for its delicate, finely textured fronds and attractive lacey appearance. It thrives in partial to full shade and moist, well-drained soils, making it an excellent choice for woodland
Polystichum setiferum ‘Plumosum Densum’
This resilient evergreen fern adds both structure and texture to shaded borders. Polystichum setiferum Plumosum Densum forms neat rosettes of triangular fronds that spread out in a graceful, shuttlecock-like arrangement. Each frond is composed of finely divided, densely overlapping leaflets,
Polypodium vulgare
Polypodium vulgare is an adaptable fern native to the UK and is commonly seen growing on stone walls. This resilient, hardy evergreen fern can grow with or without soil and can be tied onto moss and attached to tree trunks,
Asplenium trichomanes
Asplenium trichomanes is a dainty-looking miniature fern, native to the UK, and is surprisingly robust. This evergreen fern forms small nests of elegant green fronds with a ladder-like pattern. A particularly good choice for tucking into rockeries, paving cracks and
Pellaea rotundifolia
This award-winning evergreen fern has an unusual foliage pattern and elegant, cascading habit. Pellaea rotundifolia produces fronds measuring up to 25cm in length, with slender pink-flushed stems decorated with pairs of glossy, deep green leaflets. This tender fern can be
Osmunda regalis
This large, majestic fern has an RHS Award of Garden Merit and earns its name the Royal Fern. Osmunda regalis forms a bushy crown of massive fronds that measure up to 6ft tall. The new, upright fronds emerge vivid acid
Matteuccia orientalis
Matteuccia orientalis is an award-winning, deciduous, hardy fern. In spring, the cosiers unfurl to reveal fresh green, elegant fronds that stand upright like a shuttlecock. They are surrounded by wider, pendulous fronds held on long stems that look like a
Dryopteris sieboldii
This elegant evergreen fern produces flat, leathery, blue-green foliage and is easily distinguished from the feather-like fronds of other Dryopteris. Dryopteris lepidopoda is handy for woodland borders and creeping over rocks, offering an eye-catching textural contrast to other varieties in
Dryopteris lepidopoda
An attractive fern that not only offers greenery, but a stunning range of sunset shades to brighten up a shady border. Dryopteris lepidopoda is a semi-evergreen hardy fern which is great for all-season weed-supressing ground cover, colour and texture. Young
Dryopteris kuratae
Native to East Asia, Dryopteris kuratae is a large, hardy evergreen fern that provides superb foliage colour and texture throughout the year. Distinguished by their black scales, the coiled crosiers unfurl to reveal glossy green fronds with toothed edges. An
Dryopteris erythrosora var. koidzumiana
Autumn Ferns are favoured for their vibrant newly emerging fronds and Dryopteris erythrosora var. koidzumiana is a particularly colourful selection. Easily distinguished by its vivid red fronds that transform to glowing tones of gold, pink and copper before maturing to
Dryopteris filix-mas ‘Cristata’
From coiled crosiers, rise upright, glowing green fronds with crested tips that create an eye-catching shuttlecock form with an interesting crinkly appearance. Dryopteris filix-mas ?Cristata? is an award-winning, deciduous to semi-evergreen version of the common ?Male Fern?. An excellent addition
Dryopteris atrata
Dryopteris atrata produces densely coiled crosiers, smothered in black hairs, which unfurl to reveal arching, vivid green fronds with black, scaly stems. This rather large fern forms a vigorous mound that makes a superb structural plant which will brighten up
Doodia aspera ‘Rough Ruby’
Doodia aspera ?Rough Ruby? not only provides eye-catching texture and foliage shape, but superb colour too! Rough-textured fronds in vibrant shades of red-pink emerge in spring, which mature to deep green and remain evergreen in milder areas. This half-hardy fern
Dryopteris filix-mas
From tightly coiled crosiers, rise upright, glowing green fronds which create an eye-catching shuttlecock form that reaches up to 120cm. Dryopteris filix-mas or ?Male Fern? is a vigorous variety that is native to the UK and is one of the
Cyathea cooperi
If you’re creating a ‘Jurassic Jungle’ in your garden, then look no further than this giant tree fern! Cyathea cooperi is an attractive, quick-growing tree fern that will swiftly form a spectacular specimen. The fresh fronds emerge as large, densely
Blechnum penna-marina
An award-winning evergreen fern that gradually forms mats of elegant, finger-like fronds which are pink, bronze and red when fresh, before they mature to vibrant green. Blechnum penna-marina is perfect for creating attractive ground cover in a shady spot with
Athyrium otophorum var. ‘Okanum’
This award-winning deciduous fern produces pale yellow-green fronds which create a striking contrast with its burgundy stems and midribs. Athyrium otophorum var. Okanum is perfect for brightening moist, shaded borders, or planting as a stand alone specimen. Alternatively, plant in
Athyrium minimum
Athyrium minimum is a rarely seen dwarf lady fern that originates from the Far East. This deciduous fern has very finely divided, lacy fronds held on red stems, which hang elegantly from small, tidy clumps. A wonderful dwarf specimen for