How to Propagate from Division Propagating by rhizome is the easiest way to get more ferns. First, locate the fern's crown—this is where the fronds meet in the middle.

How to Pot Japanese Holly Ferns You'll know a holly fern when you see one: They have long, serrated fronds (another name for their divided leaves), says Chad Massura, the CEO and founder of Rosy ...

It offers detailed information on how to grow and propagate ferns, including raising ferns from spores. Planting projects are featured, such as creating a vertical fern garden, a saucer terrarium ...

Plants can sprout from a small piece of a larger plant, so use these steps to propagate succulents, pothos, cactuses, begonias, ferns, and airplants.

Horticulture Agent Taylor Jones with Guilford County Cooperative Extension shows us how to grow ferns like a pro.

How to grow ferns Extremely popular in Victorian garden design, with the plant hunters bringing back a plethora of species, ferns are valued for their long-lived foliage.

Learn how to grow and care for ferns so you can enjoy their lush ambiance in your garden year after year.

The popularity of Boston ferns, which dates back to the Victorian era, has lasted until the present. The ferns are a common sight on Southern porches, their green or bluish-green fronds arching ...

Ferns are everywhere, and are a great starting point for designing your yard. Here are some tips on what varieties do well in Iowa as well as the best conditions for planting them.

While asparagus ferns don't produce anything we can harvest and eat, they are versatile, reliable, easy to grow and useful in a variety of gardening situations.

How to Propagate from Cuttings Some plants, like begonias, will readily grow roots from a leaf cutting. Ferns, however, will not.

It offers detailed information on how to grow and propagate ferns, including raising ferns from spores. Planting projects are featured, such as creating a vertical fern garden, a saucer terrarium ...