If you're up to a challenge, you can also try growing ferns from spores, which takes patience—but after, you'll have all the fronds you could ever want. Here, we spoke to experts about all ...

Ferns use spores to reproduce and spread ... The network of tube-like structures on the left side of the image is the leaf, or frond tissue, that creates a structure called a sorus, which contains the ...

Ferns may be among the most overlooked plants in the West Virginia woodlands, though more than 50 species thrive in its ...

Fern propagation occurs via spores, which look like fuzzy brown spots on the undersides of fronds. The best time to propagate ...