Family : Davalliaceae.

Hare's foot fern.

Fern characterized by imbricated rhizomes cloaked with beige scales, creeping on the surface. The long stipes are upright. The triangular laminae are finely divided and light green. Evergreen, at the end of winter, a part of the fronds decline and numerous new crosiers appear. Ideal on a veranda, in a pot or a hanging basket. Strong and easy, it enjoys light and heat and dislikes excessive dampness. Hardiness : -10°C.

Family : Davalliaceae.

Epiphytic, epilithic or terrestrial fern, with creeping, thin rhizomes, light brown, densely covered with fine erect scales, divided at the apex. The triangular fronds are bright green, evergreen, graceful and finely cut. Ideal on a veranda, in a pot or a hanging basket. Strong and easy, it enjoys light and heat and dislikes excessive dampness. Hardiness : -7°C.

Famille : Davalliaceae.

Hare's foot fern.

Fern characterized by imbricated rhizomes cloaked with gray scales, creeping on the surface. The long stipes are upright. The fronds are triangular and finely divided. This species is different from D. mariesii, by the sturdy and dark-green blades. Ideal on a veranda in a pot or a hanging basket. Strong and easy, it enjoys light and heat and dislikes excessive dampness. Hardiness : -10°C.