If you're looking to add ferns for a lush, grotto-like garden, no worries—you can propagate them from rhizomes to easily fill ...

Evolution is often depicted as a steady forward march from simple to complex forms. But new research shows that certain ferns ...

While you can obviously purchase a new plant, you can also grow these ferns from spores. Instead of growing seeds like other plants, ferns grow spores on their leaves that can be collected and ...

Here's how to propagate bird's nest fern via spores. Bird's nest ferns must be potted in a container with ample drainage ...

Fern spores can also cause contact dermatitis and skin rashes. Read more: Plants You Shouldn't Grow Right Next To Your House Every person has a different allergic trigger as well as a level of ...

From delicate dandelions to mighty oak trees, millions of plants use seeds to reproduce. But where did the first seeds come from?

Spring Christmas ferns include fertile fronds in the center of the clump which grow taller than the sterile fronds. The ...

Condensation on the windows is common in the cold winter months, and it can promote the growth of mould spores. But a simple ...

but that's tricky for the isolated King Ferns, because its spores have to be no more than a day old in order to grow. Jerry's going to use "oracles" instead. They're the ear-like structures at the ...

You find many ferns growing in the archetypal damp shade because of their complicated reproductive system. They produces spores, usually on specialised leaves which, in some species, can be ...

Boston ferns are popular houseplants for a good reason - their attractive fronds add texture to any room and they're easy to care for. But is it possible to grow Boston ferns outdoors, too? The short ...