Holly fern

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Japanese Holly Fern (Cyrtomium Falcatum) can stay outside on a terrace or patio from early spring until October and continue growing happily indoors, very popular years ago when rooms were cooler and darker. [DETAILS]

Japanese Garden Plants Names | Photo of Cyrtomium falcatum (Holly Fern, Japanese Holly Fern)

Complete guide to Japanese Holly Fern for everything you will ever need to know! Tips for planting and caring for "Cyrtomium Falcatum"

Holly fern, named for its serrated, sharp-tipped, holly-like leaves, is one of the few plants that will grow happily in the dark corners of your garden. Read this article to learn about the care of ho

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Holly fern, Cyrtomium falcatum, can be grown as a houseplant or outdoors in shady landscapes, from Gardening Solutions - the University of Florida Center for Land Use Efficiency

Read through this list of evergreen ferns and discover how to keep your garden beds full of vibrant colors and unique textures throughout the winter season.

Ferns are beautiful foliage plants that will add softness and movement to shadier areas of the garden. They vary in shapes and sizes, so you can choose something that will add stature, such as a tree fern or royal fern, or opt for the lower-growing, but no less graceful shuttlecock or lady fern.

The Holly Fern is unique among other fern varieties for its hardy strength and dense, rich foliage. This spreading, vase-shaped plant even thrives in shaded areas, rock gardens and darker, more secluded locales.