Easily recognizable lady fern with fan-shaped pinnae. Originating in Ireland in 1857.
forms a medium-sized clump with leaves congested into bead-like balls along the stems. Open and delicate in effect. Plants prefer a woodland setting, but will tolerate sun if given enough moisture. An easy fern, with a non-spreading habit.
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