Plants in genus woodsia
Woodsia subcordata
Woodsia subcordata is a small deciduous fern native to Asia, forming clumps about 6 inches tall. It features fuzzy, upright fronds that are light green, adding a delicate texture to shaded garden areas. This fern is ideal for light shade and is a charming addition to woodland gardens.
Woodsia obtusa
Woodsia obtusa is a small, easy-to-grow American native fern that thrives in both acidic and alkaline soils on rock ledges and cliffs. It forms compact mounds with deeply cut fronds that have a lacy appearance. This fern is well-suited for rock gardens and adds a delicate texture to shaded or partially shaded areas.
Woodsia appalachiana
Woodsia appalachiana is a deciduous fern native to rocky crevices and cliffs from West Virginia to Oklahoma. It forms clumps of light green fronds, adding a delicate texture to shaded garden areas. This plant is well-suited for part sun to light shade environments and is a perennial favorite in native plant gardens.