Long, elegant fronds that unfurl in spring a deep orangey copper shade, until the hot weather of summer gradually turns them green. In fall when the weather cools down again they burnish bright copper! They are truly eye-catching in the shady border

Leaflets criss-cross each other forming a series of x’s on the frond. In addition the tip is crested forming drooping tassels of split tips. A truly unusual fern!

Backward-arching, dark green to golden green fronds appear to taper abruptly near the tip. Very strudy and stately. Native to Ontario.

Triangular, leathery, bipinnate leaf fronds will emerge lime green, but darken as they mature. Dense, evergreen, mounding species

Plants form a large, upright clump of big green fronds. In spring the unfurling fiddleheads are often harvested in the wild as a gourmet treat.

Upright, overlapping fronds with delicately cut, narrow leaf blades on golden scaled stems. Forms a bushy clump. Easy to grow and adaptable, it is tolerant of dry shade once established.

Beautiful mounding fern with delicate bright green, dense, lacy looking fronds. Great candidate for shady woodland gardens. Native to Ontario. Easy to grow preferring rich, medium to wet, welldrained soil. Will tolerate sun with adequate moisture.

Massive, arching clumps of silvery fronds with green highlights and dark purple stems