Description
Ferns can be used as a house plants or patio plants. They add grace and texture to any room or patio. They all enjoy filtered light and moderately moist soil. Ferns are unique in that they are seedless and flowerless plants whose true roots form from a rhizome, or underground stem. They naturally propagate from the rhizome being severed or, more commonly in nature, from wind-borne spores. Ferns are still today, despite their limited life span, among the most popular green plants. Interesting Facts about Ferns Did you know that the ferns on your windowsill belonged to the plant kingdom at the time of the dinosaurs? They are between 250 and 400 million years old, and have scarcely changed since then. Today the botanists number some 200 genera and 9,000 species in the division of fern plants.
- Upright nature of the Kimberly fern makes it the ideal decor for smaller areas
- Dark green fronds are perfect for adding tropical texture to shaded decks, patios, and other outdoor living areas
- Easy care plant requires low maintenance and moderate water
- Beautify your plant with a broad selection of pots from
