Athyrium Gardening Tips

Athyrium is a genus of terrestrial ferns. Commonly known as Lady Fern. It has deciduous fern and is good for ground cover and also for woodland gardens. Athyrium does well in moist and lightly shady places. Fertile, neutral or acid soil is also a good place to plant it. Athyrium propagates through ripe spores and division in spring. It is easy to plant as it is trouble-free from pest and disease.

Athyrium niponicum
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Athyrium filix femina
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Athyrium filix femina
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