Dryopteris consists of ferns that may be deciduous, semi-evergreen, or evergreen. They feature robust, upright or sprawling rhizomes and form rosettes of fronds that are either lanceolate or ovate in shape, with a pinnate division.

Dryopteris x bootii

This semi-evergreen fern exhibits some variation in its appearance, featuring a rosette of fronds that can be either upright or arching, reaching lengths of approximately 1 meter. The young fronds are initially pale green, transitioning to a deeper green as they mature.

Dryopteris x complexa

Dryopteris x complexa 'Ramosissima Wright'

Dryopteris x complexa 'Stablerae'

This semi-evergreen fern reaches a height of up to 60 cm and features a rosette of rigid, pale green bipinnate fronds that turn dark green as they mature. The leaflets are densely crinkled, adding a textured appearance to the foliage.

Dryopteris x complexa 'Stablerae' crisped

Dryopteris x convoluta

Dryopteris x convoluta subsp. convoluta

Dryopteris x deweveri

Dryopteris x euxinensis

Dryopteris x fraser-jenkinsii

Dryopteris x fraser-jenkinsii tetraploid

Dryopteris x madalenae

This semi-evergreen fern forms a clump and features fronds that rise upright before arching gracefully. The leaflets, or pinnae, are broadly linear to oblong in shape and have a toothed edge, showcasing a mid-green color.

Dryopteris x remota

Dryopteris x separabilis

Dryopteris x sjoegrenii

Dryopteris x tauschii

Dryopteris x telesii

Dryopteris x uliginosa

Dryopteris xanthomelas

Dryopteris xylodes

Dryopteris yigongensis

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