I love them and grow them ...but accurate id from a pic almost impossible. There are so many that all look rather similar. Need a pic to show all of it. Need to know size..is it a dwarf or a giant? To id a fern, as in post you need to see the sori on the back of the fern. Each fern has a set pattern. Sorry but I cannot begin to help here.
I think it's a Polystichum. Probably P. setiferum (not a fancy variety, the straight species). If you do a google search you'll see lots of varieties which look quite different but the wild one looks like this - look at the shape of the leaflets and note the furriness on the stalks:
If the leaflets have a distinct glossy sheen to them, it might be P. polyblepharum:
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I love them and grow them ...but accurate id from a pic almost impossible.
There are so many that all look rather similar.
Need a pic to show all of it.
Need to know size..is it a dwarf or a giant?
To id a fern, as in post you need to see the sori on the back of the fern.
Each fern has a set pattern.
Sorry but I cannot begin to help here.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&biw=1920&bih=944&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=7QeAXc-aBPe71fAPqZS5qA0&q=ferns+sori&oq=ferns+sori&gs_l=img.12...3311.5947..8267...0.0..0.1058.4143.7-4......0....1..gws-wiz-img.JuZKO7lVh2o&ved=0ahUKEwiPxcTHrdbkAhX3XRUIHSlKDtUQ4dUDCAY
If the leaflets have a distinct glossy sheen to them, it might be P. polyblepharum:
http://www.aphotoflora.com/fern_polystichum_setiferum_soft_shield_fern.html