Plant List


HARDY FERNS    
     
  Description Height
ADIANTUM adiaritaceae    
  pedatum (Birds Foot Fern) Forms mounds of fronds/moist well drained soil. 45cm
     
ASPLENIUM aspfeniaceae    
  scolopendrium (Harts tongue Fern) Glossy green tongue shaped fronds, light shade. moist free draining soil. 30cm
  scolopendrium 'Angustatum' Narrower green leaves with almost toothed margins. 20cm
  scolopendrium 'Cristatum Group' Divided green fronds. 45cm
     
ATHYRIUM Woodsiaceae    
  tilix-femina (Lady Fern) Lacey green fronds/moist acid soil. 60cm
  tilix-temina 'Cruciatum Group' ('Victoriae') Narrow fronds shade and shelter. 60cm
  tilix-femina 'Frizelliae' (Tatting Fern) Very narrcw fronds/shelter. 30cm
  niponicum var. pictum (Japanese painted fern) Arching silver~grey triangular fronds with crimson mid-ribs. Shade and shelter. 30cm
  otophorurn var. okanum Greyish green fronds tinted with red.  
     
BLECHNUM Blochnaceae (Deer or Hard Fern)    
  spicant Dark green glossy fronds, evergreen and very hardy. Moist lime free soil. 30cm
     
CYRIOMIUM Dryoptendaceae    
  talcatum (Fishtail or Holly Fern) Evergreen with lance fronds glossy dark green. 45cm
  fortunei var clivicola Upright habit with leathery medium green fronds. 30cm
     
DRYOPTERIS Dryopteridaceae    
  affinis 'Crista the King' Evenly crested fern with arching fronds. 70cm
  affinis Polydactyta Group  
  cycadina (Atrata) Deep green arching fronds. 70cm
  dilatata 'Cristata' Finely cut branching fronds. 45cm
  orythrosora 'Prolifera' Dark green finely divided fronds. 30cm
  cristata mid-green  
  tilix-mas 'Crispa cristata' (Male Fern) Dwarf habit with crested fronds. 35cm
  tilix.mas 'Linearis' Thin fronds giving delicate effect. 75cm
  tilix-mas 'Linearis Polydacta' Huge crests at tips of fronds 75cm
  tilix-mas Polydacta Dadds  
  marginalis  
  sieboldii Half Hardy  
  wallichiana (Kashmir Fern) Tall shiny green fronds form single shuttlecock 120cm
     
  Note All Dryopteris ferns prefer well drained, slightly acid soil, can withstand drier soils  
MATTEUCCIA Woodsiaceae    
  struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern) Large handsome fern for moist shady areas. 120cm
     
ONOCLEA Woodsiaceae    
  sensibilis (sensitive tern) Delicate light green fronds/wet soil 45cm
     
OSMUNDA Osmundaceae    
  claytoniana (Interrupted tern) Brown fertile pinnae. Grow in middle of fronds. 120cm
  regalis (Royal Fern) Tall striking fertile fronds, slower growth away from water. 1.5m
  grandiceps 'Purpurascens  
     
POLYPODIUM Drypoteridaceae (Common polybody)    
  vulgare Evergreen with smooth deeply cut leathery fronds. 30cm
     
POLYSTICHUM Dryopteridaceae    
  aculeatum (Hard shield fern) Glossy leathery fronds. 50cm
  braunii  
  polyblepharum Dark glossy leathery fronds. 90cm
  rigens Neat green fronds with arching habit. 30cm
  setiferum 'Acutilobum Group' Narrow dainty fronds. Will grow anywhere that is not too dry. 60cm
  setiferum 'Herretihausen'  
  setiferum 'Pluniosoclensum  
  setiferum 'Proliferum Group' Finely cut fronds. 45cm

The Ornamental Grass Nursery,

Church Farm, Westgate,

Rillington, Malton,

North Yorkshire. Y017 8LN.

Tel/Fax: 01944 758247.

Nursery Opening Times: 1st April - 1stOctober

Tues, Weds, Thurs. 10.00 a.m. - 4.00p.m. Other times by appointment.

The nursery also exhibits at many local plant fairs, garden openings & agricultural shows

Please ring for details.

Please note species marked * are not available until mid summer

or as the nursery is in it's infancy are in limited supply.

So, if making a special journey please ring first.

E. denotes plant Evergreen.

Plant List Continues -....

......Ornamental Grasses .................Hardy Ferns ............ Bamboo

ARUNDO to CHASMANTHIUM

CHIONOCLOA to JUNCUS

KOFIERA to PANICUM

PENNISETUM to UNCINA
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Last Updated on 27/05/00
By John Harper