Ferns growing on other plants along with orchids and bromeliads are referred to as epiphytes. We commonly see epiphytitic types growing on hapuu, tree branches and even rocky, soiless areas.

Not only do they out-compete native species, but their nasty scales rub off easily, can float in the air and cause skin irritation and even eye damage — hardly a desirable trait for homeowners or ...

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The Smith's Kaua'i Fern Grotto tour begins with a leisurely, 2-mile open-air cruise along the river, during which you'll hear songs and stories of ancient Hawaii and be treated to a hula lesson ...