Ferns (12,000+ species) range from moss-like to 80-foot tree ferns. Garden-worthy hardy types partner beautifully with astilbe, hydrangea, hosta, bleeding heart. Evergreen ferns excel as foundation plantings and shrub underplantings.
Light: shade to partial sun (species-dependent). Soil: neutral to slightly acidic (pH 6.5-7). Moisture: consistent but not saturated—shallow roots resent erosion and waterlogging. Varieties: Hart's tongue (evergreen, chalky soil), Ostrich feather (deciduous, 3-4 ft, feathery), Maidenhair (deciduous, sun/shade adaptable).
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