If you’re searching for a lush, low-maintenance plant to add some texture and greenery to your space, look no further. […] ...

“We see very few conifers or angiosperms or anything like that,” she adds, leading researchers to dub the layer the fern spike. Ferns aren’t any better preserved in the fossil record than other types ...

Ferns have a brilliant way of reproducing. They don’t produce seeds like flowering plants, but instead grow a completely new, independent plant called a gametophyte. If you look on the underside of ...

Here are some of the best plants for your living room and bedroom according to feng shui and astrology. Native to humid forests and swamps, the Boston fern has been a popular houseplant since ...

Forget birdwatching, fern foraging hikes are the new hot trend in nature exploration! These so-called Pteridomania (fern fever) quests are all about immersing yourself in the green world of forests ...

Ferns are very sensitive to fertilizers, and giving them an abundance of macronutrients like nitrogen, phosphorous, or potassium could result in burned roots, fronds, and dead plants. However ...

Keeping these delicate plants happy can be pretty tricky ... The key, then, is knowing exactly what asparagus ferns like when it comes to water, light and humidity. And that’s where this ...

BBC Inside Science A special programme on plants and their pollinators, poisons and pests Azolla – a tiny ancient fern-like pond weed A tiny ancient fern-like pond weed that could have changed ...

From there, the zombie fern’s reanimated leaves sprout a ... the researchers say that the dead leaves still look like decayed plant matter, which is what has earned them the “zombie” moniker.