Propagating ferns from spores is a delightful process, but requires a fair bit of time. If you're looking for instant gratification, propagating from rhizome is an easier way—although plants may ...

In the wild, ferns propagate via spores – which are then dispersed through the wind. You can mimic this at home. Start by looking at the underside of the leaves. If you see stripes or small ...

These are called non-flowering plants. Ferns and mosses are examples of plants which do not produce flowers. They grow from spores instead of seeds. Sexual reproduction in plants happens in a ...

This easy to grow fern is ideal for small spaces ... Its large urn-like shape and orange spore-producing fronds make it stand out in a shade garden. It freezes to the ground here but puts out ...

In addition, the bird's nest fern is not an easy plant to propagate, even for plant pros. You must first collect spores (the brown fuzzy spots on the bottom of mature fronds) and start them in ...