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Thank you for this informative video!
This guy could be Rob Lowe’s younger brother
The fern was short and fatter than that I'm sure it was made from 4 lines
thank you for that. We're lucky enough to have these in our woodland. Are these the only ferns that make it through the winter?
Thanks Mark! They certainly seem to be the most abundant evergreen ferns, but there are a few others. Intermediate Wood Fern is one that comes to mind.
@@forestsforthebay4784 Thanks! I'll keep a look out for those.
I thought the leaves were supposed to resemble a boot 👢shape
well a stocking goes inside a boot after all! ;)
We dealt with that today we put it an ice skating blade at the bottom of it and sent it to yessir
@@forestsforthebay4784 facing the other way
Super cool video though! What state are you in?
Thanks! This episode was shot in Pennsylvania, as are most so far.
Can you put these under water?
Nope, they grow well in moist soils but are exclusively terrestrial plants
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Thank you for this informative video!
This guy could be Rob Lowe’s younger brother
The fern was short and fatter than that I'm sure it was made from 4 lines
thank you for that. We're lucky enough to have these in our woodland. Are these the only ferns that make it through the winter?
Thanks Mark! They certainly seem to be the most abundant evergreen ferns, but there are a few others. Intermediate Wood Fern is one that comes to mind.
@@forestsforthebay4784 Thanks! I'll keep a look out for those.
I thought the leaves were supposed to resemble a boot 👢shape
well a stocking goes inside a boot after all! ;)
We dealt with that today we put it an ice skating blade at the bottom of it and sent it to yessir
@@forestsforthebay4784 facing the other way
Super cool video though! What state are you in?
Thanks! This episode was shot in Pennsylvania, as are most so far.
Can you put these under water?
Nope, they grow well in moist soils but are exclusively terrestrial plants