The fronds are 2- to 3-pinnate (finely divided) and arch outwards from a central crown, creating a vase-like shape.
They prefer moist, well-draining soil with a high content of organic matter (woodland conditions). They are tolerant of heavy clay, loam, or acidic soils. buckler fern
They are quite hardy, usually performing well in cold climates (roughly zones 5-8). The fronds are 2- to 3-pinnate (finely divided)
Unlike some delicate ferns, the Broad Buckler-fern brings an "architectural" quality to the landscape, forming robust, shuttlecock-like rosettes that can stand up to 4 feet tall. 1. What is the Buckler Fern? (Key Features) buckler fern
