Lady Fern or proper name, Athyrium filix-femina is a common fern in temperate Northern Hemisphere...
Its attractive shape and light green color makes it a welcome addition to any yard...
I had transplanted these from the local woods years ago. Once established they will spread forming a nice ground cover...
Top 2 photos taken 5/22/20... Ferns not fully developed...
Photo taken today 5/28
This patch in the back.was started by about three transplants. They need partial shade, in an area that doesn't get to dry.
These I believe are called Sensitive ferns... They have broader leaves and haven't caught on as well as the Lady ferns. Area where you plant them will determine how well they do. Seeing where they thrive in the wild should be duplicated in your yard as best you can...
Those Lady Ferns look beautiful there @manorvillemike! I've seen them or I think it is the same kind along the trails here but never knew the name other than ferns. Wonderful photos! 💖
I never knew the ferns names.. Only just today ..researching on the internet...😊 Thanks...
You're very welcome @manorvillemike and thank you too! 🙂
Cool fern picture...😊👍
I have picked your post for my daily hive voting initiative, Keep it up and Hive On!!
Thanks @chitty I'm honored...😊
have you tried propagating them?