There are two that are the most common: The Australian tree fern (Cyathea cooperi) and the Tasmanian tree fern (Dicksonia antartica). Both belong to the order Cyatheales, but they differ in a few ...

Some other species of tree ferns are carried in a few local nurseries. These include types from Central America and the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and Australia. Cyathea cooperi is not recommended ...

Cyathea cooperi, the scaly tree fern, or coin spot tree fern, grows to 8m in humid conditions and makes a stunning, shady canopy for plants such as the yellow-flowering clivea. Native to the east ...

My research project involves ground survey observations of the three endemic Cibotium and non-native Angiopteris evecta and Sphaeropteris cooperi tree fern species in the Central and Southern Ko’olau ...