Acrophorus immersus

Acrophorus pulcher

Acrophorus stipellatus

This genus comprises approximately 60 species of slow-growing ferns that thrive in shaded environments. They are characterized by their robust, glossy dark green fronds, which often feature yellow streaks.

Arachniodes amabilis

Arachniodes amabilis var. yakusimensis

Arachniodes aristata is an evergreen fern that grows at a moderate pace. It features sturdy, shiny, broadly triangular fronds that are dark green on the top side and lighter underneath, where you can find its light green spores. Each frond is composed of lobed, toothed leaflets, also known as pinnae.

Arachniodes aristata

Arachniodes carvifolia

Arachniodes coniifolia

Arachniodes davalliaeformis

Arachniodes hasseltii

Arachniodes maximowiczii

Arachniodes miqueliana

Arachniodes mutica

Arachniodes nipponica

Arachniodes pseudoaristata

Arachniodes rhomboidea

Arachniodes simplicior is an evergreen fern that grows at a slow pace, featuring robust, shiny fronds shaped broadly like triangles. Each frond is divided into three or four segments, each highlighted by a distinct light green or yellow stripe running down the center.

Arachniodes simplicior

Arachniodes standishii is an evergreen fern that grows in clumps, featuring broadly ovate to triangular fronds. The leaves are finely divided, creating a delicate, lacy texture that gives the plant a light, airy look.

Arachniodes standishii

Arachniodes tripinnata

Arachniodes webbiana

Arachniodes webbianum

Ctenitis

Ctenitis decomposita

Ctenitis rhodolepis

Ctenitis subglandulosa

Cyclodium meniscioides

Cyclopeltis semicordata

Cyrtomium consists of either evergreen or deciduous ferns that form tufts. Their leaves are simply pinnate, featuring pinnae that are shaped like sickles. Spores are dispersed across the underside of the frond.

Cyrtomium

Cyrtomium caryotideum

Cyrtomium caryotideum var. anomophyllum

Cyrtomium devexiscapulae

Cyrtomium falcatum is an evergreen fern that can lose its foliage in colder climates. It develops a dense cluster of leathery fronds that can reach lengths of up to 70 cm. The fronds are pinnate and feature dark, glossy green leaflets that are broadly shaped like sickles.

Cyrtomium falcatum

Cyrtomium falcatum 'Butterfieldii'

Cyrtomium falcatum 'Maritimum'

Cyrtomium falcatum 'Muricatum'

Cyrtomium falcatum 'Rochfordianum'

Cyrtomium fortunei is a perennial fern characterized by its upright arrangement of pinnate fronds, which can reach heights of up to 1.2 meters. Each frond consists of approximately 20 pairs of narrow, sickle-shaped leaflets that are a muted green color.

Cyrtomium fortunei

Cyrtomium fortunei f. polypterum

Cyrtomium fortunei var. clivicola is an evergreen fern that reaches a height of up to 45 cm. It forms a dense clump of finely divided, dark green fronds with a leathery texture. This variety exhibits a more arching habit and a slightly more compact growth than the typical species.

Cyrtomium fortunei var. clivicola

Cyrtomium fraxinellum

Cyrtomium gymnopodum

Cyrtomium hookerianum

Cyrtomium juglandifolium

Cyrtomium lonchitoides is a small, evergreen fern that reaches up to 30 cm in height. Its delicate fronds feature pairs of broad, sickle-shaped leaflets arranged oppositely. This fern thrives in a shaded area with good drainage, making it suitable for the front of borders, rock gardens, or as a container plant in a cool greenhouse.

Cyrtomium lonchitoides

Cyrtomium macrophyllum is a perennial fern that reaches a height of up to 45 cm. It features wide, spreading fronds made up of pairs of ovate leaflets arranged oppositely. The undersides of the fronds bear small clusters of dark brown sori, which are responsible for spore production. This fern thrives in well-drained, shaded areas, making it suitable for borders, rock gardens, or cool greenhouse environments.

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