Yes, some ferns stay green, while others do not.
Ferns are a diverse group of plants, and their evergreen nature varies depending on the species. Some ferns are evergreen, meaning their fronds remain green and functional throughout the year, even in winter. Other ferns are deciduous, losing their fronds in the fall or winter and regrowing them in the spring.
Here's a breakdown:
- Evergreen Ferns: These ferns retain their green fronds throughout the year. These are able to withstand harsher temperatures and winter conditions.
- Deciduous Ferns: These ferns lose their fronds, typically turning brown or yellow, and then regrow new ones in the spring.
Therefore, whether a fern stays green depends on its specific type.
