Fern Garden

Adiantum capillus-veneris

The English maidenhair fern is pure delicacy—fan-shaped leaflets on wire-thin black stems that tremble at the slightest movement. It brings the magic of forest grottos to sheltered corners.

Pteris vittata 'Golden Locks'

Unusual golden fronds bring sunshine to shaded corners where such colour is rare. This distinctive fern adds warmth to winter containers and border fronts.

Sagina subulata

Irish moss forms dense, emerald carpets studded with tiny white flowers. Its moss-like appearance softens edges and fills gaps where grass fears to tread.

Adiantum venustum

The Himalayan maidenhair is surprisingly hardy given its delicate appearance. New fronds emerge bronze-pink before maturing to soft green, creating a living lace carpet that slowly spreads.

Polystichum munitum

The western sword fern forms bold, arching rosettes of deep green fronds that persist through winter. Its robust, evergreen presence anchors woodland plantings.