Dryopteris affinis
Golden male fern (Dryopteris affinis) is a perennial that reaches 1 m × 90 cm after ten years. Light: part shade, shade. Hardy down to -34 °C. Drought tolerance: medium. Sold in local shops from about €7.
Golden male fern is a big, sturdy, shuttlecock-shaped fern: the fronds unfurl yellowish green in spring with stalks covered in golden-brown scales, and stay green well into a mild winter. It suits shade or part shade and moist, humus-rich soil, and does well under trees and on the north side of buildings. Nurseries mostly sell its crested forms, which stay a little shorter; cut the old fronds off in late winter.
| Group | Perennial |
| Light | Part shade, Shade |
| Size after 10 years | 1 m × 90 cm |
| Ultimate size | 0.6–1.5 m × 0.6–1.2 m |
| Hardiness | down to -34 °C (USDA 4, RHS H7) |
| Soil | Average garden soil, Clay, Acidic |
| Foliage | Semi-evergreen |
| Flowering | no data |
| Water need | Medium |
| Drought tolerance | Medium |
| Maintenance | Low |
| Root aggressiveness | Low |
| Suckering | no data |
| Spreading | Low |
| Distance from buildings | no data |
| Distance from paving | no data |
| Litter | not typical |
| Planting distance | 70 cm |
| For dogs | no data |
| For cats | no data |
| For children | no data |
| Typical price | from about €7 |
Toxicity data is for information only. If your pet or child has eaten a plant, contact a vet or a doctor.
The same plant is sold as a small pot and as a specimen several metres tall, and the price follows. Prices are rounded and for guidance only.
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Size
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Typical price
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| 17 cm | approx. €16 |
| size not stated | approx. €7 |
Data updated: October 13, 2026 · How our data is made
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