Asplenium scolopendrium. Harts Tongue. Grows to 40cm.+, with simple glossy evergreen fronds, good in most soils lime or acid.(Picture)

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Asplenium scolopendrium . 'Crested form'. With a crest at the end of the frond.

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Asplenium trichomanes. Maidenhair Spleenwort. Trough or rock garden fern, likes lime , evergreen, pretty with black stems.

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Athyrium filix-femina. Lady Fern. Likes shade and moist soils, very hardy, none evergreen. Fronds like the Male Fern but finer, a british native. 60cm+.

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Athyrium filix-femina ‘Axminster’ Fine foliaged form of Lady Fern.

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Athyrium filix-femina. Crested Form. Like the type but with cresting on the edges of the fronds.

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Athyrium filix-femina 'Frizelliae'. Tatting Fern. 40cm+, pinna form small bobbles on sides of stem.(Picture)

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Athirium otophorum ‘Okanum’ . Coloured lady fern may be tender.(Picture)

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Athyrium nipponicum 'Pictum' (Metalicum). Cream grey and pink variegated form of Japanese Lady Fern. May be tender. 40cm+.(Picture)

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Blechnum spicant. Hard Fern. 70cm+ Elegant evergreen, needs an acid soil in moist shade.(Picture)

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Cyrtomium fortuniae. Holly Fern. 70cm+ Has dark stems and simple glossy pinna, moist soil and shade. Evergreen in mild winters.

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Dryopteris affinis. Golden Scaled Male Fern. Large tough evergreen fern for woodland gardening. 90cm+.

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Dryopteris affinis 'Revolvens Group' As above but with curly fronds, not very distinct.(Picture)

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Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata Angustata Group’. Narrow and crested form of affinis. Shade and most soils. 70cm+.

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Dryopteris affinis 'Cristata The King' Crested form of affinis, Strong large shapely fern for shade.(Picture)

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Dryopteris carthusiana. Narrow Buckler Fern. Smaller than D. dilatata, shade, moist soil.

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Dryopteris cycadina. Unusual large pinna with spines is said to look like a cycad .

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Dryopteris dilatata ‘Lepidota Crispa Cristata’ Crispy and crested form.70cm+.

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Dryopteris dilatata. 'Crispa Whiteside'. As above but with slightly crispy fronds.(Picture)

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Dryopteris erythrosora. Coloured fronds in spring and early summer, shade and moist soil , can be tender and is not easy. 60cm+(Picture)

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Dryopteris filix -mas ‘Barnesiae’ Has long narrow and slightly crispy fronds, a good form. (Picture)

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Dryopteris filix-mas ‘Crested Group. Crested form of Male Fern, easy in most places.

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Dryopteris filix -mas ‘Linearis Group’ Pinnules narrow and skeletal.

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Gymnocarpium dryopteris 20cm , Needs shade and ad acid moist soil. Spreading fern , good spring colour.(Picture)

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Matteucia struthiopteris 80cm+. Moist soil , has good shape and spreads. underground but not offensively.

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Osmunda regalis. Royal Fern. A big British native, slow growing to 150cm+. Moist/wet soil.(Picture)

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Phegopteris conectilis . Beech Fern. Spreading habit , 25cm, moist acid soils and shade.(Picture)

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Polypodium vulgar. 25cm, Spreading and easy to grow with simple pinnate fronds.

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Polystichum aculeatum. 60cm+. Strong evergreen glossy fronds, a good British native.

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Polystichum polyblepharum. 60cm+, Evergreen with glossy green fronds, shade most soils. (Picture)

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Polystichum setiferum. 50cm+. Evergreen fine cut fronds , easy British native for most places.(Picture)

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Woodsia obtusa. 40cm. Alpine rockery fern, not easy in cultivation.

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