How to take care of ferns?

Two Methods: Caring for House-Ferns Caring for Outdoor Ferns Community Q&A Ferns are a very common plant used both inside as houseplants and as garden foliage. Dating back to prehistoric times, ferns exist in tens of thousands of species. read more

Ferns thrive in moist, shady outdoor areas, but the lush green foliage can also grow well in a hanging pot either indoors or outdoors. The smaller amount of soil and limited space means a fern growing in a container dries out faster than those planted directly in the ground. read more

Types of Hardy Garden Ferns. Growing a fern garden outdoors is easy. Ferns make excellent companions for woodland plantings like hosta, columbine, liriope, and caladiums. Learning how to take care of ferns depends mostly on the type you grow. While many types of hardy garden ferns are deciduous, some are evergreen. read more

Most ferns like an evenly moist soil with regular waterings. Allowing the soil to dry out between waterings stresses these plants. Bushy ferns can be difficult to water. Try using a watering can with a long spout to direct the water to the center of the plant. Water generously, until it drains out of the bottom of the pot. read more

The light and airy ferns are suitable for keeping near the bed or in the living room and the bushy ones are the perfect fit for our balconies. Ways on How to Care for Ferns (Indoor and Outdoor) Here are the some of the easiest ways through which you can take a proper care of your indoor or outdoor ferns. 1. read more