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Sensitive fern was the first fern I learned to recognize. Its coarse fronds are quite different from the other native ferns in our area.
Sensitive fern grows in moist areas. I photographed these ferns at Purdon Conservation Area.
See how different plants that grow in Toronto (AgCanada hardiness zone 6; USDA zone 5) look all year round and at different stages in their life cycles.
Sensitive fern was the first fern I learned to recognize. Its coarse fronds are quite different from the other native ferns in our area.
Sensitive fern grows in moist areas. I photographed these ferns at Purdon Conservation Area.
I'm also working on a list of all the plants native to Toronto (still in development).
I have this growing in my garden and didn't know what type of fern it was. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites.