Leptopteris fraseri

Leptopteris hymenophylloides

Leptopteris laxa

Leptopteris media

Leptopteris moorei

Leptopteris superba

Leptopteris wilkesiana

Osmunda comprises medium to large deciduous ferns typically found in moist environments. They feature upright or arching fronds that are either pinnate or bipinnate. Spores are produced on modified pinnae or on distinct, smaller fronds.

Osmunda

Osmunda asiatica

Osmunda banksiifolia

Osmunda bipinnata

Osmunda cinnamomea is a deciduous fern that produces clusters of upright, light blue-green, lanceolate, bipinnate sterile fronds. These surround shorter, fertile fronds that display a cinnamon-brown hue.

Osmunda cinnamomea

Osmunda claytoniana is a deciduous fern characterized by its lance-shaped, bipinnate fronds that encircle upright central fronds. The fertile middle pinnae are narrower and exhibit a rusty-brown coloration.

Osmunda claytoniana

Osmunda japonica is a deciduous fern characterized by its upright, ascending, or occasionally creeping rhizome. It generates a group of green fronds that can reach heights of up to 150 cm and widths of 50 cm. The fertile fronds, which bear spores, grow more vertically and display a bronze color.

Osmunda japonica

Osmunda javanica

Osmunda lancea

Osmunda regalis is a sturdy, deciduous fern that develops a sizable clump of bipinnate fronds reaching up to 2.5 meters tall. The fronds feature rusty-brown spore-bearing pinnae at their ends. In autumn, the foliage transitions to a notable red-brown hue.

Osmunda regalis

Osmunda regalis 'Bulbifera'

Osmunda regalis 'Cristata' is a substantial deciduous fern that gradually develops into a large clump. Its fronds are bipinnately divided, featuring tips that are either forked or crested. In summer, the fertile fronds bear rusty-brown segments that contain spores.

Osmunda regalis 'Cristata'

Osmunda regalis 'Decomposita'

Osmunda regalis 'Gracilis'

Osmunda regalis 'Grandiceps'

Osmunda regalis 'Hillii'

Osmunda regalis 'Interrupta'

Osmunda regalis 'Purpurascens' features vibrant red to purple young fronds that slowly transition to green as the season progresses. The stems maintain their reddish-purple hue throughout the growing period. This cultivar produces upright bipinnate fronds, characterized by narrower, more finely divided leaflets and more widely spaced pinnules compared to the typical O. regalis.

Osmundaceae