Chain Ferns are so named because of the interesting pattern of sori on the backside of fertile fronds. Woodwardia virginica is the Virginia Chain Fern, native to the eastern US, in nature usually growing in moist or boggy areas - but it readily adapts to average garden soils. In form somewhat like a Cinnamon Fern, but with black stipes. Moderately spreading.

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Part Shade-Shade / 12-24" / Zone3-10 / Quart Pots / $8.95 ea.

Nursery Propagated Ferns - We do not sell ferns, or any other plants for that matter, that have been collected in the wild. All of our ferns have been nursery propagated. This not only protects wild populations, but potted, nursery propagated ferns are much easier to establish in the garden than plants dug in the wild and shipped bareroot.