URL LINKS

 

American Fern Society

http://amerfernsoc.org

Large multi-featured site hosts a spore exchange.

British Pteridological Society

www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/bps

 

Connecticut Botanical Society

www.ct-botanical-society.org/ferns/

 Photographs and descriptions of Connecticut's 40 most common ferns. Also table of ID characteristics.

DiversityOfLife

www.plantsystematics.org

 

Fancy Fronds Nursery

www.fancyfronds.com

Online database, pictures of many of the hardy ferns they sell. Also hardiness zone map.
Located in Washington State.

Subscribe to FERNET

mailto: majordomo@hort.net website: http://www.hort.net/lists/ferns
Send command: SUBSCRIBE FERNS (or subscribe ferns-digest)

Listserver about ferns; scientific, horticultural, etc. Some great conversations and information; hardly any spam.

FERN RESOURCE HUB (sdfs)

www.sdfern.com

Most comprehensive U.S. site on ferns, operated by the San Diego Fern Society.

Flora of North America

http://www.efloras.org/volume_page.aspx?volume_id=1002&flora_id=1

This 1993 reference book, of which the fern section is complete, is entirely online.
It attempts to provide a consensus nomenclature.

Arthur Haines' website includes Flora Novae Angliae

www.arthurhaines.com

Extensive web presence including many excellent photographs. Not only pteridophytes.

Hardy Fern Foundation

www.hardyferns.org

Hardy Fern Library

www.hardyfernlibrary.com

Tom Stuart's large and very well organized site includes data and photographs of most of our ferns.

New England Botanical Club

www.rhodora.org

Monthly meetings at Harvard during academic year. Collection of New England plants at Harvard's herbaria. Publish Eudora.

New England Wild Flower Society

www.newfs.org

The large Garden In The Woods has >50 fern species. (Admission $6) Plants and books for sale.
The Society sponsors many classes and field trips, and also biodiversity conservation.

Ray Angelo's County Atlas

neatlas.huh.harvard.edu

Maps with dots show which counties in New England have recorded each species & hybrid.

(Ray fixed it! It works fine with FireFox now! New data included)

Erika Sonder's "Portable Herbarium"

www.portableherbarium.com

Beautiful color photoreproductions of herbarium sheets of ferns and other plants, for sale. (See Equisetum sylvaticum)

Herb Wagner's FNA Article on Ferns

click here

Long authoritative well-written article from the Flora of North America vol. 2, Ch. 12. about the pteridophytes of the U.S. and Canada.

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