FERNS

Click on the Common Name to view a picture of that fern. The first list contains only a few of the many native Georgia ferns many of which you can see at the Georgia Perimeter College Botanical Garden. George Sanko now has a new section of the garden called "Ferns of The World" which also include cultivars that are not native to the Southeastern area, but they will survive in the Atlanta area. The "Link" designation indicates there is a link to more details on the fern. We also now have three xeric fern gardens as we have added two more. These gardens feature both native and non-native to Georgia ferns. Many of the non-natives are from the Southwest. In fact, one of the gardens feature only ferns which grow in the Southwest. Imagine ferns which grow in almost desert like conditions and we can grow them in Atlanta.

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Poplypodium auruem L.		Goldfoot Fern
Adiantum pedatum		Maidenhair Fern	Link
Asplenium platyneuron	Evergreen	Ebony Spleenwort	Link
Athyrium filix-femina		Lady Fern	Link
Blechnum serrulatum		Swamp Fern	Link
Botrychium virginianum (Botrypus virginianus)		Rattlesnake Fern	Link
Dryopteris celsa		Log Fern	Link
Dryopteris intermedia; Dryopteris spinulosa var. intermedia		Intermediate Shield Fern	Link
Dryoptreris ludoviciana (Kunze) Small		Southern Wood Fern
Onoclea sensibilis		Sensitive Fern	Link
Osmunda cinnamomea		Cinnamon Fern	Link
Osmunda regalis		Royal Fern/td>	Link
Phegopteris hexagonoptera (Thelypteris hexagonoptera)		Broad Beech Fern	Link
Polystichum acrostichoides	Evergreen	Christmas Fern	Link
Pteridium aquilinum		Bracken	Link
Thelypteris noveboracensis (Parathelypteris noveboracensis)		New York Fern	Link
Woodwardia areolata		Netted Chain Fern	Link

		Japanese Painted Fern
		Ghost Fern