A widespread genus occurs throughout the tropics. We collect and grow both the "Traditional Bird-Nest Ferns", which are numerous varieties of Asplenium nidus, Asplenium antiqum and Asplenium fimbriata, and "The unusual type" that covers a number of species with highly ornamental bipinnate or tripinnate fronds. 

Genus of epiphytic ferns consists of 3 lower taxa; Araiostegia, Davallia and Davallodes, characterized by furry creeping rhizome and dissected frond in various shapes and sizes. Best suit for basket culture or mount growing on wooden or tree-fern plaques. 

A group of huge ferns occur throughout the old tropics, easily distinguished by having the two types of fronds. Apart from the long arching fertile frond, they also bear rounded, shield frond, which rise occasionally, usually in the early growing season. 

Our selection of touchy ferns. Most are miniature species of Hymenophyllaceae. Need to cultivate in almost closed or sealed terrarium cultures.

We aim to be the best source of maidenhair! with a number of decorative species/varieties of Adiantum, Caciphilopteris, Hemionitis and Parahemionitis.

Epiphytic ferns develop unique morphology to live together with ants who provide protection and nutrient to the plants in return. Our selection of consists of several Lecanopteris and some Microgramma species.

A large genus of epiphytic and lithophytic ferns distribute from equatorial primitive forest up to semi-alpines sub-tropical climate. Sought-after by plant enthusiasts from their texture, fabulous crests and heavy serration. Also variegated and iridescent species which are always our best sellers. 

Assorted Nephrolepis ferns, which are hardy and fast growing ferns. Our selection includs the unusul, variegated types rarely seen in cultivation.

All-time fascinating ferns because of their weirdly wonderful, unique, antler shaped fronds. Ideal for basket culture or mounted on wooden or tree-ferns plaques. We are pleased to introduce stunning South-East Asian endemic species plant enthusiasts must have in collection. Other cultivars and/or hybrids will definitely listed later. 

Decorative genus of terrestrial ferns usually have palmate or finely dissected fronds with colorful new growth. Many are suitable for a house plant while several ones response well in greenhouse or terrarium conditions.

Large genus of epiphytic and lithophytic ferns most occur in subtropicals. Always enquired by persons who passionated by leathery or succulent leaf ferns.

Our selection of ferns that develop trunks. This includes a number species in Blechnaceae, Cibotiaceae and Cyatheaceae families. Not only huge species listed, we also offer compact and miniature ones suitable for terrariums and vivariums.

Besides these major categories, we are pleased to present nice selection of other terrestrial and epiphytic ferns. Most are rarely offered or never seen in cultivation elsewhere!