The brake fern is one of the easier ferns to grow indoors, so if you have not been successful with some others, you may want to try it.
Indoor maidenhair fern requires a little more attention than most houseplants, but with extra attention, it’s well worth the effort. Learn more here.
Do you want an easier-to-grow fern that doesn’t need as much humidity as other ferns, and that stays a manageable size? Then click here to learn about the button fern.
Ferns in hanging baskets are charming, indoors and out. Click this article for tips on growing hanging ferns so they look their best.
Do indoor ferns purify your home? A study by NASA documented the ability of indoor plants to remove a variety of harmful air pollutants commonly found indoors. And it turns out that ferns were some of the best plants for removing indoor pollutants. Learn more here.
Fertilizing indoor ferns isn't complicated, but it helps to be armed with useful information, such as the best fertilizer and when to feed fern houseplants. Learn all you need to know about fertilizer care for ferns indoors in this article.
Ferns provide airy foliage and texture for the home gardener, both as indoor and outdoor plants. Propagating ferns is easiest by division, but they can also be grown from their spores. Learn more here.
Ferns are pretty easy to grow. That being said, there are some specific needs that must be met in order for them to thrive in the home. Learn more about caring for indoor ferns in this article.
