Fronds with benefits
It’s time for the unsung heroes of the garden to make a welcome comeback
Who doesn’t love the fresh green fronds of ferns as they unfurl gracefully at this time of year? While cases of Pteridomania have not often been heard of since Victorian times, perhaps it’s time fern fever made a comeback.
One person hoping to reintroduce people to the magical world of ferns is Mike Keep, who (with his partner Molly Duke) runs Shady Plants Mail Order Fern Nursery in Waterford. A regular...
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