Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata) and asparagus fern (Asparagus densiflorus ‘Sprengeri’) are both Zone 9 plants that need protection in Oklahoma winters. A home greenhouse or bright indoor window can work.
Both plants can thrive with minimal care if kept cool, bright, and barely moist. They’ll reward you with lush growth next season.
Saving a Frost-Damaged Boston Fern
Tasmanian vs. Australian Tree Ferns: Two Different Species
Designing a Feasible Fern Ecology Study for Undergraduate Research
Identifying Large Boston Fern Varieties: Macho, Euro, and More
Propagating Asparagus Fern by Division, Not Cuttings
Boston Fern: Formaldehyde-Removing Sword Fern for Hanging Baskets
Rescuing and Dividing Giant Asparagus Fern (Plumosus)
Growing Ferns Successfully: A Complete Guide
Boston Fern Care: The Classic Victorian Houseplant
Propagating Boston Ferns: Runners & Division Methods
Pruning Boston Ferns: When & How for Bushier Growth
Why the Boston Fern Is Named After a City It Can't Survive In
Asparagus Fern Root Nodules: Normal Water Storage, Not Disease
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