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Tree Ferns make unique features in the garden looking stunning by water, in pots or even in a conservatory. We always have Dicksonia antarctica in a large range of sizes from young plants to beautiful specimens and also stock some of the more unusual species such as Dicksonia squarrosa and the Cyatheas.

Displaying specimens 1 to 6 of 6

Ref #: 405 Type: half hardy Cost: £32.50
Cyathea cooperi  
 Beautiful Australian tree fern with long, delicate fronds up to 3m. long on a slenedr trunk. Needs protection in cold weather or excellent grown in a pot. Will grow happily in sun or light shade.

 Available from late April 2008
Ref #: 407 Type: half hardy Cost: £32.50
Cyathea dealbata  
 Silver Tree Fern. Beautiful slow growing fern with green fronds, silver underneath. Grow in a sheltered position in shade and protect from severe frost.

 Available from late April 2008
Ref #: 406 Type: half hardy Cost: £32.50
Cyathea medullaris  
 Black Tree Fern. Slow growing with a dramatic black, hairy trunk and long fronds up to 3m. long. Grow in a very sheltered position outside with plenty of water in hot weather.

 Available from late april 2008
Ref #: 408 Type: half hardy Cost: £32.50
Cyathea smithii  
 This is a New Zealand native and is fairly frost hardy with a slender trunk covered in yellow hairs and soft green fronds. Protect from severe cold. Excellent in a large container.

 Available from late April 2008
Ref #: 5 Type: Hardy Cost: £9.95
Dicksonia antarctica  
 An evergreen tree fern with large fronds and a thick hairy trunk growing slowly to around 4m. Plant in a cool shady position out of strong winds. Larger specimens are very hardy but in cold areas protect the crown with a mulch of straw, bracken or leaves. Available as young plants or with trunks up to 1.5m.

 + Stems : 30cm @£45 60cm.@£85 90cm.@£130
Ref #: 7 Type: Half Hardy Cost: £42.50
Dicksonia squarrosa  
 A very exotic looking fern with fine dark green foliage on a slim trunk. An excellent plant for containers or for a moist shady waterside or woodland.

 Avaialable from late April 2008