Explore Boston Fern Collection
A spectacular fern from its huge size, with gracefully 3" across weeping fronds, reaching 5-6 ft.! each pale green pinnae covered with short hairs.
It seems fairly easy to grow. Best suit for basket culture. Does exceedingly well in most epiphyt mix and keep fairly dry between watering.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
A stunning specie rarely seen in cultivation, characterized by deciduous clumping specimen of rich green fronds each leaflet terminates with fork crested. The fronds can grow to 10" long.
It performs well both in pot and basket culture, in most epiphyt mix and keep fairly dry between watering.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
One of our favorite Boston Ferns probably originated from the US, with 2ft. upright ruffled fronds. Can become a wonderful specimen when well care.
It does best in basket culture. Needs high humidity with excellent air movement to prevent rot and algae buildup in the interior of these thick multi-layered fronds. Regular pruning and fertilizing promotes growth and keep it in beautiful form.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
This strange Boston Fern would be a sport of Nephrolepis exaltata "Suzi Wong" occurred in our nurseries. Unlike the Suzi Wong that makes a unique symmetrical fronds, this one has irregularly fine gracefully weeping fronds that have an open, airy appearance to them.
It does best in basket culture. Needs high humidity with excellent air movement to prevent rot and algae buildup in the interior of these thick multi-layered fronds. Regular pruning and fertilizing promotes growth and keep it in beautiful form.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
We brought this spectacular Fishtail Fern back from the Philippines, where it has been cultivated for a couple of years under the name "Mermaid's Tail". Hence its names, apart from the regular Biserrata that frond tips fork into sections, frond of this variety terminates with large irregular crested tips.
It is fairly easy but rather slow to start. Need relatively high humidity with excellent air movement to prevent rot and algae buildup in the interior of these thick multi-layered fronds. Regular pruning and fertilizing will make it becomes afabulous conservatory showoff.
Offered are mature plants, established in 6" pot
This old cultivar originated from England in 18th century and still popular among plant enthusiast as it always makes an impressive specimen without much effort, forming a unique symmetrical evergreen clump with small delicate fine lace fronds in rich green.
It does best in basket culture. Avoid excessive humidity; best with good air movement. Regular pruning and fertilizing promotes growth and keep it in beautiful form.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
Obtained this fern from Japan and so far it is only the cream variegation occurs on Boston Fern. It bears sturdy fronds each leaflet is randomly painted in green, cream stripes or entire cream. Mature to approx. 2 ft. tall.
They are rather a slow grower when compared with other Boston ferns, though tolerates for cool weather better than others (down to 5 degrees without visible damages).
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
This large statured robust fern would be an associated species with The Sabai Nang, or probably a sport of it, forming 3-5" across fronds that can be 8 ft. long. Frond tips terinate with fabulous crests.
It is an easy and fast growing fern, thus regularly fertilize is recommended. Our offered plants are ready to pot up in 10" basket and fronds will be over 1 meter in a year.
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
A wonderful dwarf lacy selection, with very tight and congested segments, 3-4" fronds. The color is very consistently a bright green and seems quite pest resistant.
It does best in relatively high humidity with excellent air movement to prevent rot and algae buildup in the interior of these thick multi-layered fronds. Regular pruning and fertilizing promotes growth and keep it in beautiful form.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
This huge Boston Fern originated from an oil palm plantations in Peninsular Malaysia. It is a highly recommended candidate for anyone looking for spectacular fern for hanging basket. Its fronds can reach over 8 ft. long without much effort! and give really tropical feeling.
It is an easy and fast growing fern, thus regularly fertilize is recommended. Our offered plants are ready to pot up in 10" basket and fronds will be over 3 ft. in a year.
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
This bizarre Boston Fern cultivated in the Philippines but still have no nore information about its origin. The hard and glossy, 3" across crumpled fronds can grow over 6 ft. long! However, it does not form a large specimen quickly like others. May take a few years to reach specimen size.
It does best in basket culture. Avoid excessive humidity; best with good air movement. Regular pruning and fertilizing promotes growth and keep it in beautiful form.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
This rarely offered true "Variegated Boston Fern" inherited from The Victorian era and now is hard to find in cultivation. Stunning with long dramatic fronds, each pinnae are randomly painted in green, gold, or stripes of green and gold.
For the best display its completely remarkable strong substanced foliage, require bright filtered light and regular fertilizing.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
Our all time best seller Nephrolepis fern! This unusual species looks similar to the common types of Boston Ferns when young. As maturity the fronds are gradually getting slender (1" wide) with cascading habit. They can hand down up to 8 ft. if when well care and provide enough humidity.
Unlike most Fishtail Fern that do well under bright light, this fern prefers partial shade and relatively high humidity to grow well. Slow to start; will take some time to achieve its full potential.
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
Obtained this gorgeous fern from a plant show in the Philippines. It seems to be a sport of some native species, with 1" across weeping fronds in deep forest green, reaching 2 ft. each terminates with fabulous crests.
Does best in basket culture. Avoid excessive humidity; best with good air movementto prevent rot and algae buildup in the interior of these thick multi-layered fronds. Regular pruning and fertilizing promotes growth and keep it in beautiful form.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot