Boston Fern aka Nephrolepis exalta Rooted appocimately 30ferns

Boston fern is a common ornamental plant frequently grown as a houseplant in cold climates. The species Nephrolepis exaltata is a tropical species of sword fern (in the family Lomariopsidaceae), native to humid forests from northern South America through Mexico, in Florida and the West Indies where it can grow up to 7 feet tall. The plant called Boston fern – N. exaltata ‘Bostoniensis’ – is a natural variant of the species that was discovered in a large shipment of ferns sent from Philadelphia to Boston in 1894. This evergreen fern is hardy in zones 9-11, so can be grown outdoors in very mild climates but it adapts readily to container culture for use indoors or seasonally outdoors in other parts of the world.
Boston fern is easily grown in hanging baskets or other containers where the long fronds can hang downward readily. Indoors position the plant in medium bright light, such as in an east facing window or behind a sheer curtain in south and west windows . Serious Inquiries only.