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Plant of the Day
Saturday 18 February 2023
In this woodland park by the river in Inverness, Scotland, there were some dramatic clumps of ferns most likely Athyrium filix-femina (lady fern).
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COMMON LADY-FERN (named because of its elegant and graceful appearance) - Composition Tuesday
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The same patch of ladyfern (Atherium filix-femina)
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The Three Most Common Ferns in Your Local Woods
Walking in the woods and see a carpet of green, lacy fronds? You're probably looking at ferns. To a beginner, they can all look the same. Let's demystify three of the most common friends you'll meet.
The Classic "Fern": Lady Fern (Athyrium filix-femina). This is what most people picture. It has soft, light green fronds that are tapered at both ends and look very lacy and delicate.
The Easy Identifier: Christmas Fern (Polystichum acrostichoides). Look for individual leaflets that look like little stockings (or mittens!) with a "thumb" at the top. It's also one of the few ferns that stays green through winter in many areas.
The Delicate Beauty: Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum pedatum). Unmistakable! It has thin, black, shiny stems that fan out almost like a horse's tail, with tiny, fan-shaped leaflets.
Learning these three gives you a fantastic baseline. Next time you're out, see which one you spot first. And if you find a fourth that's stumping you, that's where technology shines. Try a Plant ID scan with our tool to discover if it's a Bracken, Sensitive, or another fascinating fern.
