What is another word for Massachusetts Fern?
Pronunciation: [mˌasɐt͡ʃˈuːsɪts fˈɜːn] (IPA) 
Massachusetts fern is an elegant fern species found in the eastern United States. Alternatively known as the eastern wood fern, the Massachusetts fern is a robust, long-living species that can tolerate a wide range of growing conditions. Other synonyms for this fern species include the wood fern, New York fern, and Dryopteris marginalis. The fern was named after the state of Massachusetts, where it was first recorded, but its range extends from Florida, as for south as Guatemala and Cuba. This species is favored by gardeners for its attractive fronds, adaptability, and hardiness. Whether grown for ornamental use or in a natural setting, the Massachusetts fern is a valuable addition to gardens and landscapes.
