fern identification
17 years ago
I've been unable to identify this fern growning in my shade garden. It is a deciduous fern growing about 4 ft high and wide, with a strong indentation running the length of the stem. Does anyone know what this fern is? I've been unable to find it in any of my reference books. Thanks for your help!
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