Ferns For Zone 6

Bracken Fern for Sale

Bracken Fern

This is a great addition to any home. This fern is widely spread and grows on almost every continent. This plant can adapt to almost any conditions except in the most extreme cold or heat levels. This plant is great around ponds because of its fern looks.

Brake Ferns

These plants are native to the United States areas and so grow well. They are grown in hanging baskets in both home and at work. They can be found in swampy areas but tend to grow smaller than usually.

Chain Ferns

Christmas ferns are perennial evergreens. The have tiny oval shaped leaves that get smaller the farther from the roots they grow. Although they are not actual Christmas trees, their compound leaves give the fern a silhouette closely resembling that of a Christmas tree. The fact that they often remain green even in the snow and cold of December makes their name even more appropriate.

Christmas Ferns

The climbing fern can bring a large amount of color to any area. It can climb along trees, arbors and fences. It needs soil conditions that stay moist or wet for the best growing environment. They thrive around bodies of water like lakes and streams.

Climbing Fern

Fiddlehead fern

Fiddlehead Ferns

This is a great wetland fern. This plant thrives in the moisture filled soils near wetland areas. These plants also love shade and are slightly drought tolerant compared to other ferns of its type. This Plant is great to have anywhere around the house and brings beautiful shape and color to your home.

Glade Fern

This is a nice fern to have around the house. The leaves of this fern turn to a greenish yellow or green color. In the shade this plant spreads very slowly but in a good moist soil in full sun it can spread quite explosively. The plant is also used by deer as a cover while they lay down, so it may attract deer to your home.

Hay Scented Ferns

This is a lovely plant to have around any house. The plant grows naturally around roads and in open fields where the soil remains moist. Native to North America they grow great almost anywhere moist soil is found. They also add a beautiful green touch to anywhere you put them. They are also good at covering a shady spot that can’t be covered by other types of plants.

Interrupted Ferns

Lady ferns for sale online

Lady Fern

Leatherwood Fern

Leatherwood Fern

This is a great fern to have around the house. The moist soils it enjoys are often found near wetland areas and ponds. The plant will become dormant in the time of drought but will return in the spring. Many homeowner's love this fern because it is so versatile and can be grown outdoors or in.

Maidenhair Ferns

New York ferns for sale

New York Ferns

Ostrich fern

Ostrich Fern

The Poly Fern, otherwise known as Shield Fern, is a compact plant that is just as lovely in a pot as it is for landscaping. Poly ferns do best in moist. They don't like direct sunlight, so it is best to plant them in an area where the light is filtered. Poly ferns grow at different rates depending on conditions. Indoors or in less than ideal situations, they are a moderately growing plant.

Poly Ferns

This is a native fern to Europe, Asia, and Africa. This plant thrives in the shade of trees, homes, and gullies. It loves wet soils and is found near bogs, ponds, and creeks. It can even be used in containers as accent piece. This fern is loved by so many homeowners because it is easy to take care of and requires little maintenance.

Royal Ferns

Sensitive Glade fern

Sensitive Fern

These are the embodiment of fern beauty. This plant prefers moist but well drained soils and plenty of shade to protect it from the harsh sun rays. Although it is naturally found in wetlands it can survive drier conditions. But ideal conditions are needed for this growth.

Southern Shield Fern

Spreading Wood Ferns for Sale

Spreading Wood Fern

Toothwood fern for sale

Toothwood Fern

WAlking wood fern

Walking Fern

Marginal Wood Ferns for Sale

Wood Fern