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Australian Sword Fern: The Basket Fern
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The sword fern is a type of fern that has long upright sword-like leaves. This plant of Australian origin is a great centre piece for your table because it can grow in water. You can choose this plant for your fern garden to add variety to the existing greenery. You can also grow it in a basket and hang on hooks.
These are some of best types of ferns to grow at home. Grow them all together to get a striking visual treat in your home.

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