Explore Tree-Fern Collection
This compact growing tree-fern natives to Central America, characterized by a unique symmetrical evergreen clump of 6-8" long fronds that emerge rosy red and upright, then flatten out.
It definitely has preference for humidity making them terrific terrarium plants and also good humid greenhouse orchid companions!
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
A cool Brazilian tree-fern that can grow up to about 6-8 ft. and produces long arching fronds that are in very attractive deep pink color when young.
It is an easy and fast growing. Preference for humidity makes it becomes terrific terrarium plant and also good humid greenhouse orchid companions!
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
An exclusive tree-fern from our collection. We had been sporing of Blechnum gibbum for many years and growing hundreds plants until we found this unusual one. As see in the pictures, it looks as if a bonsai plant, with arching fronds in a wide rosette atop the very gradually developing woody trunk, but all are fitted in only 6-8'' size!
It performs well in terrarium settings. Unfortunately sporing from this plant has low germination rate and hence we can offer in very limited supply. But be sure this plant is very worth to grow.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
This compact tree-fern natives to New Calidonia has attractive arching fronds in rich green symmetrical rise around black hairy trunk. Matures to 3 ft. in height.
It is an easy and fast growing. Preference for humidity makes it becomes terrific terrarium plant and also good humid greenhouse orchid companions!
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
This is a sport of the gorgeous Brazilian tree-fern originated from England in 1800s. Frond tips fork into sections and are in deep pink when young.
It is an easy and fast growing. Preference for humidity makes it becomes terrific terrarium plant and also good humid greenhouse orchid companions!
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
Out of our production for long time, Blechnum orientale, is a handsome specie not often seen in cultivation lately. They are characterized by stunning red new growth and stipules along the stems down to the trunk. Its long arching fronds can grow to 3-4 ft. long and the plants usually form 1-2 ft. high trunk in a few years.
It is an easy for warm and constant moist environment. Demand lots of water once established.
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
This stunning tree-fern characterized by attractive furry trunk and especially the new growth, which densely covered with white hairs before eventually changing to arching fronds. The fronds can grow to 5 ft. long.
Like other species of the genus, it has a need for high humidity so this species is best suit as a greenhouse subject.
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot
This well-known tree-fern, is a species of Dicksoniaceae family, also sold under commercial names as "The Golden Fiddlehead Fern" or "The Golden Chicken Fern" which derives from its new growth that densely covered with golden hairs and then gradually develops to brownish trunk stands up to 3-4 meters, with pewter gray toned arching fronds in a wide rosette atop.
It is easier to grow from cutting crowns that we let them root enough before packing; will recover fast in warm and moist environment. Recommend peat-based medium and water by rinsing from the top and allow it flow thoroughly down to the bottom of the pot every few days until seeing new growth emerges (usually in 3 weeks after potting).
Offered are 4" diameter, established cutting crowns.
This rarely offered tree-fern natives to South-East Asia where it occurs on hill slope in lowland dipterocarp forest. It forms terrestrial, fat trunk (similar to Dicksonia), with 2-3 ft. arching fronds that are in attractive pink color when young. Old plant usually produces new growing points at base.
Despite low growing, it is an easy, drought tolerance specie. Does best in peat based medium under light shade and good air movement. In nature it rests (leafless) from December to April, when the humidity drops below average. Even so, in cultivation it is evergreen if kept warm and maintain stable humidity above 70%
Offered are established, 10-12" long cutting crown
Large tree-fern and probably the easiest species of Cyatheaceae in cultivation. It natives to Queensland, Northern Australia and have proven of well adaptation in most tropical conditions. Its spiny bronze trunk grow up to 10-15 meters. The fronds are velvety in deep green and full of copper hairs underside.
Keeping warm, supply enough water and good level of humidity are major keys to success.
Offered are starter plants, established in 6" pot