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The stem of this plant is covered in long hairs and can grow 50 cm to 2 m tall. The leaves are wide, toothed and covered in hairs. Their veins are arranged like the barbs on a feather.

This tall (1.2 m) fern forms crowns and usually grows in small, dense colonies. Each crown contains both sterile and partially fertile fronds.

This small rhizomatous plant grows about 15 cm tall. It has only one sort of fronds, which die back over the winter. This light green fern grows in very dense tufts.

This shrub grows to 1.4 m on average, but occasionally reaches 10 m. Its leaves are elliptical, simple and whorled. There are 3 to 5 per node. They are 9 to 23 cm long by 4.5 to 10.5 cm wide.

This small, short-stemmed plant grows 20 cm tall. Its fleshy green leaves are arranged in an often red-tinged rosette. It bears an abundance of small lavender-blue flowers at the end of the stem.