Buy Cyrtomium fortunei

Evergreen vase shaped plant. The fronds are deep green and have broad leaflets.

Bold evergreen fronds on this pretty clumping fern forming arching mounds 12-16” tall and 18-24” wide. Light to deep shade and woodland compost make this happy. Easy to grow in an array of settings, including indoors, but its hardiness make it a great selection for the woodland or even a container. USDA Z5-10 3” pot

The Japanese Holly Fern is one of the most unusual looking ferns because of its wide pointy fronds which look just like a Holly leaf (it also somewhat resembles Mahonia species but without the thorns). The fronds are tough and hold up to heavy winds much better than any other fern we have grown which makes this an excellent choice for tough locations. Afternoon shade is important for keeping the lime-green color that this fern is famous for, and well drained soil is important to prevent root rot in the winter. We don't recommend growing this fern in clay soil for this reason but if that is what you have then you can still grow this fern using the mounding method.

Zn 5. Gray-green holly like leaves. Evergreen

Very attractive, upright arching soft green fronds that have 12 to 25 pairs of leaflets. Plant in afternoon to full shade & well drained, moist soil. Height: 18” to 30”. Zones 5 to 10. Evergreen.

Perhaps the hardiest holly fern, this very handsome species produces 1-2' shiny, deep-green narrow fronds; of easy culture. Shade/Med