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Where do you keep your ferns?

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House

Our quick guide to growing ferns in your home. How to get the most out of the common ferns your can buy from the garden centre and supermarket.

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Garden

There are many exotic ferns that grow well in the garden. Use these ferns to transform your garden into a tropical paradise or develop a shady or awkward corner of your garden.

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Glasshouse

Ferns do very well in the greenhouse as there is usually greater humidity. By using a greenhouse you can vastly increase the range of species you can keep.

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Terrarium

Ferns appreciate the specialised conditions created in a terrarium. These small miniature worlds allow you to grow a range of very interesting ferns.

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Aquarium

Aquatic ferns are popular plants to grow in aquariums. They are versatile and flexible plants, and can be used as part of creating beautiful aquascapes.

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Tree Ferns

Using tree ferns in the garden can provide instant impact. They are an investment, so it's important to understand their basic care needs.

Problems

Practical advice for dealing with common problems, pest and diseases that can affect your ferns.

Propagation

How to propagate your ferns. From basic division to unravelling the mysteries of growing from spore.

Collections

Developing and maintaing a fern collection. How  to safeguard your collection for the future.

Info Leaflets

We have a selection of leaflets on different aspects of fern cultivation for you to download. 

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