The Japanese fern tree (Filicium decipiens), is a fascinating plant native to the tropical jungles of East Africa, India, and Sri Lanka. Also known as Pihimbiya, this plant can be added to gardens and urban forestry projects thanks to its dense foliage. In this article, you will learn more about the characteristics, curiosities, and how … Read more
Who hasn’t dreamed of having a garden with beautiful ferns? I know, it might sound complicated, but in fact, it’s very simple. Get ready, because… In this article, you will learn how to easily cultivate your ferns, so they become beautiful and lush. Why Take Care of Ferns? There are several reasons to have a … Read more
Popularly known as Leatherleaf fern, Rumohra Adiantiformis is a plant famous in many countries. Thanks to its tough leaves, which remain green and vibrant for a long time after being cut, this plant is an excellent choice for making arrangements. Keep reading, as in this article, you will discover the special characteristics of this plant … Read more
The monarch fern (Microsorum scolopendria) is a plant that has gained prominence over the years, especially in Hawaii, where it’s used for decorations, perfumes, medicinal purposes, etc. Despite its fame, it’s not native to Hawaii. Microsorum scolopendria is naturally found in the wild areas along the west coast of the Pacific, ranging from Australia to … Read more
The Marisa Fern, also known as the mini fern, has been gaining significant attention among cultivators. Thanks to the “urban jungle” decoration style that has been widely adopted in recent years, these plants have returned to being used inside many homes. Some of the advantages of having this fern in your home are: High air … Read more
The rabbit’s foot fern is a plant that has captured the hearts of many cultivators. The beauty of its leaves and roots, along with its easy cultivation, make it a popular choice for indoor or garden settings. If you already have or plan to acquire this fern, keep reading this article as you will learn … Read more
The history of the Boston fern, also known as sword fern, began in the year 1894. Discovered by a florist named F. C. Becker, this species was in a shipment of over 200 ferns that were sent from Philadelphia to Boston (to be more specific, Cambridge, Massachusetts). As it developed, this species stood out from … Read more