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 ...

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The roots, stalks, and leaves of the familiar-looking fern are known as a sporophyte, which produces spores that are dispersed by the wind, which if successful will produce tiny new organisms.

When you're propagating ferns, there are two common techniques. One is by spores, a sexual means of reproduction good for mass production. The second is asexually, by taking cuttings. Cuttings ...

Ferns have two distinct life cycle stages, one of which is dependent on water. The fern plant with which we are familiar usually grows on land; it represents the asexual generation (called a ...

Slugs and snails may eat newly emerging crosiers, so use organic pellets. Ferns are botanically very different to other plants in your garden. They don’t flower and so reproduce from spores rather ...

Mr Lee Hsien Yang, in a Facebook post on Oct 22, said that he has become a political refugee from Singapore under the 1951 UN ...

Don’t expect a lot of new growth in December or January as the days are too short, but growth will begin in February and ...

In the heart of Whistler’s ancient forests, where the air is thick with the loamy scent of resinous twigs and damp ferns, I dwell—small and unseen ... When a mushroom reaches maturity, it spreads ...