Preserved mountain fern - Green

Generalities : Stabilized foliages are natural. Variations in size, shape and colour may exist between different elements of the same reference. Some parts may show slight defects (damaged leaves, cut branches...).  

Use : Once out of its packaging, delicately separate each leaf. 

Humidity : If the surrounding humidity level is too high, a few drops of colour may leak from the foliage. Avoid putting it in contact with porous material to prevent the plant from fading.

Light & heat exposure : Prolonged exposure of foliage to the sun may cause discoloration and drying of the product.

Evolution over time : Over time, ferns tend to wilt more or less and tips curl up.

Foliage colour : Food colouring (non-toxic)

The preserved mountain fern, with its 30 to 40 cm dimensions, is a floral product that adds a lasting touch of nature to all your arrangements. This bouquet of several green leaves is perfect for a variety of uses, whether in floral decorations, craft projects or interior design.

Origin and characteristics of ferns

Ferns have existed for millions of years and can be found on every continent except Antarctica. The mountain fern, in particular, is known for its resilience and ability to thrive in difficult conditions, often found in mountainous regions.

Mountain fern is distinguished by its delicate, finely cut fronds. These green fronds add a rich texture and lush appearance to any composition. These ferns maintain their natural appearance for years, without requiring any special maintenance. This longevity is a major advantage, making it possible to create long-lasting, cost-effective decors.

Advantages of preserved ferns

Preserved ferns offer several advantages over live or dried plants. Firstly, they retain their fresh, green appearance over a long period, eliminating the need for watering, light or special care. This durability makes them an ecological and economical solution for those who want to incorporate nature into their spaces without the constraints of regular maintenance.

Preserved ferns do not release pollen or spores, unlike living plants. This makes them ideal for sensitive environments such as hospitals, schools and offices.

Finally, preserved ferns reduce the waste and carbon footprint associated with transporting and maintaining live plants. Using preserved plants contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach.