Fern question...
bgaviator
10 years ago
Why do our ferns always get this browning occurring, especially more as the summer goes on? They look terrible by mid-summer usually, and I usually just want to cut them down. They are pretty well shaded, only getting some morning sun, and I try my best not to over/under water the area. Thanks.
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