Jerry uses a long, sharp knife to cut out the leaf. It “allows me to get right into the base of the fern so you can get the entire piece out.” He dips the cut end in manuka honey to help prevent decay ...

Jerry has found a bird’s nest fern with a leaf mutation – one leaf has an interesting, forked tip. “If I want to perpetuate this and create an entirely new plant with just forked leaves ...

This adjustment is crucial for maintaining your fern's health and ensuring it remains lush and vibrant. Ensuring the soil remains consistently moist, not waterlogged, is vital for fern care. They ...

They assume that Furcula was a relative of an extinct group of seed plants with fern-like leaves the Peltaspermales, and that ...

Ferns might lack flowers, but they're great plants for a shady spot. Many are evergreen and most have intricately cut leaves that are as beautiful as any bloom. Which? Gardening magazine grew a range ...

Staghorn ferns often produce baby plants, or pups, so it's best to taking cuttings from these. This will ensure the cuttings have multiple fertile and sterile leaves and a small root system to ...

The dots on the underside of fern leaves are likely to be the spores. This is how the ferns reproduce in the wild. You can use the spores to propagate a fern but if you don't want to then the spores ...

Luscious fern plant Realistic plant No maintenance Ideal for displaying in a planter of your choice Perfect way to introduce some greenery into your home Fresh green leaves all year round A great way ...

On a beautiful Saturday morning in early June, I volunteered at Wilson’s Farm in Brighton Township for an environmental field study to learn the language of ferns. Though I often noticed copious ...