Forms an upright clump with tall, arching fronds of bright green divided leaves. Brownish sporebearing pinnae are clustered at the end of each leafy frond in a short spike. One of the largest & most spectacular ferns for the garden. Native to Ontario

Brilliant lacy green fronds gracefully arch outward in stately vaseshaped clumps. In early summer narrow fronds emerge as vertical cinnamon red brown spikes in the centre of the clump. Fronds turn a beautiful apricot-peach colour in fall. Native to Ontario.

Forms a delicate medium sized mound of arching black-stemmed fronds with light green leaflets arranged in a wide fan. Excellent foliage for using in cut flower arrangements. Does best in a rich organic soil that stays evenly moist.

Dark violet red interior of each arching triangular frond is contrasted by bright silver edges making each leaflet distinct and creating an overall tapestry effect. Forms a small mound.

Long, elegant fronds that unfurl in spring a deep orangey copper shade, until the hot weather of summer gradually turns them green. In fall when the weather cools down again they burnish bright copper! They are truly eye-catching in the shady border

Beautiful mounding fern with delicate bright green, dense, lacy looking fronds. Great candidate for shady woodland gardens. Native to Ontario. Easy to grow preferring rich, medium to wet, welldrained soil. Will tolerate sun with adequate moisture.

Very long, gracefully arching stipes rise from a large crown and spread out in a vase shape to hold their enormous, finely-cut fronds aloft.

Long soft green fronds up to 3 foot in length with deeply grooved wavytoothed leaves. Sensitive fern gets its name from the tendency of the fronds to wither at the first slight frost. Native to Ontario. 

Forms a fountain-like clump featuring leathery, lance-shaped, evergreen fronds.

Soft yellow-green fern is the perfect plants to transform your shaded backyard into a lush woodland.

Dark green fronds form a compact clump, fronds are overlaid in tones of olive and silvery pewter with contrasting burgundy stems.

Woodland fern that adapts well to shady gardens. Non invasive and foliage remains evergreen in most regions but may benefit from clipping back in late winter. Easy and reliable. Native to Ontario.