woodwardia

navigate by keyword : addition american answer arching architecture asias can chain colorful drama evergreen feet fern fernlets fertile fimbriata five foliage forest forms fronds giving grower growing habit handsome its little look lush miniature north often oriental orientalis plantlets pricked producing rather readily root these this unique unusual vase welcome will woodwardia woodwardias

Woodwardia orientalis, Oriental Chain Fern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woodwardia fern leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green Leaves of Oriental Chain Ferns, Woodwardia orientalis Sw. in Dark Tone Color as Natural Pattern Background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chain fern or Woodwardia Radicans plant in Saint Gallen in Switzerland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woodwardia orientalis, Oriental Chain Fern

Woodwardia orientalis. Eastern Chain Fern, Blechnaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woodwardia Orientalis vintage illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Virginia Chainfern, Woodwardia virginica, growing from a Cypress buttress in blackwater swamp. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woodwardia radicans. Woodwardia. rare giant fern, originating from the Tertiary period Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clloseup shot of green woodwardia radicans leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woodwardia orientalis, the oriental chain fern, is AsiaÃ¢â¬â¢s answer to the lush drama of the North American Woodwardia fimbriata. Growing up to five feet this evergreen forms an arching vase of unique and often colorful foliage. In addition to the handsome architecture look for its rather unusual habit of producing fertile little plantlets on the fronds. These miniature fernlets can be pricked off and will readily root giving the grower a welcome forest of little woodwardias.